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The Cycle of Good and Bad. In Scripture. Old Testament Examples. Noah’s obedience is followed by Noah’s drunkenness (Gen. 6-8; 9:20-25) Abraham’s obedience is followed by Abraham’s lie (Gen. 12) Israel’s praise of God is followed by Israel’s complaining (Ex. 15:1ff, 22-25) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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The Cycle of Good and BadThe Cycle of Good and BadIn Scripture
Old Testament ExamplesOld Testament Examples• Noah’s obedience is followed by Noah’s
drunkenness (Gen. 6-8; 9:20-25)
• Abraham’s obedience is followed by Abraham’s lie (Gen. 12)
• Israel’s praise of God is followed by Israel’s complaining (Ex. 15:1ff, 22-25)
• The Levites consecration is followed by unauthorized worship (Lev. 9; 10:1-3)
Old Testament ExamplOld Testament Examples• Israel’s godliness is followed by Israel’s
worldliness (Judg. 2:16ff)
• Elijah’s triumph is followed by Elijah’s depression (1 Kings 18; 19:1ff)
• Jonah’s preaching is followed by Jonah’s pouting (Jonah 4:1ff)
New Testament ExamplesNew Testament Examples• Peter’s affirmation is followed by Peter’s
self-will (Mt. 16:16,22-23)
• Peter’s affirmation is followed by Peter’s denial (Mt. 26:33,69ff)
• Simon’s salvation is followed by Simon’s sin (Acts 8:12ff)
• Peter’s acceptance of the Gentiles is followed by rejection (Gal. 2:11-14)
• People can forsake the way of righteousness when times are good (Deut. 4:9; 6:11-12; Judges 2:19)
• People change for the worse when outside pressure is put on them (1 Cor. 15:33)
• The Devil looks for opportunities to defeat you right after you have done well (Lk. 4:1-2,13; Gen. 2-3; Job 1)
Lessons LearnedLessons Learned
• We must be careful not to think we are invincible (1 Cor. 10:12)
• Learn to be obedient to God at all times (Job 1::21; Phil. 4:12)
Lessons LearnedLessons Learned