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Scripture: Judges 2:15. Text. vs. 2, “ But ye have not obeyed my voice.” Object: to know the reason for spiritual failure. Definition: Obey—to be ruled or con trolled by; to follow the guidance of. Introduction: Israel’s Failure, ch. 1. 1. God’s intention—triumph. 2. Man’s invention— tribute. I. Divine Disposition-—“ I sware,” vs. 1, 2. A. Unbroken oath. 1. God’s promise— “never brake.” 2. God’s premise— “no league.” 3. God’s prudence-—“ no altars.” B. Unwanted oath— “ But ye,” 1. Man’s league. 2. Man’s loss. 3. Man’s lesson. II. National Disobedience, vs. 2, 3. A. Obedience. 1. To obey is better than sacrifice, I Sam. 5:22. 2. W e ought to obey God rather than man, Acts 5:29. 3. Obedibnt unto death, Phil. 2:8. B. Obeisance. 1. Leagued people — a thorn. 2. Loved gods—a snare. 3. Longed for life—a delusion. III. National Disgrace, v. 3. A. Thorns 1. People.
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