
Today, Pastor Jack teaches that while Eli and his sons are losing favor with God, Samuel is growing and thriving. Samuel chose not to benefit personally, but to put God first in worship, and in everything he set out to do.
In this chapter the song of Hannah is recorded, 1Sa 2:1-10, and an account is given of the return of Elkanah and Hannah to their own home, and of the care she took yearly to provide a coat for Samuel, and of her being blessed with many other children, and of the growth and ministry of Samuel before the Lord, 1Sa 2:11,18-21,26, and of the wickedness of the sons of Eli, 1Sa 2:12-17, and of Eli's too gentle treatment of them when he reproved them for it, 1Sa 2:22-25 and of a sharp message sent him from the Lord on that account, threatening destruction to his house, of which the death of his two sons would be a sign, 1Sa 2:27-36.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that while Eli and his sons are losing favor with God, Samuel is growing and thriving. Samuel chose not to benefit personally, but to put God first in worship, and in everything he set out to do.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that Eli, the priest who served before Samuel, had two sons who were corrupt. Eli had failed to correct their evil ways, and his weak love for them ended in tragedy.

Weʼre now taking a look at the second half of chapter two, which shows quite a contrast between young Samuel and the two apostate sons of Eli. One essential lesson in all of this is that bad behavior can result in -- letʼs just say -- bad results!

Weʼre now taking a look at the second half of chapter two, which shows quite a contrast between young Samuel and the two apostate sons of Eli. One essential lesson in all of this is that bad behavior can result in -- letʼs just say -- bad results!
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