Summary
She fell at his face and said, upon me alone, my Lord, be the guilt, upon me alone, my Lord, be the guilt. Verse 26, now then my Lord, as the Lord lives and as you yourself live, since the Lord has restrained you from blood guilt and from taking vengeance with your own hand, now let your enemies and those who seek to do evil to my Lord, be like Nabol. She communicates to him, that he is in the bundle of the living that God will provide protection, that the sting of his hand and not doing what he had determined to do, the sting of his hand would mean that David would not have grief over the actions of what he was intending to do to an aball. David said to Abigail, but, blessed be the Lord that God of Israel, who sent you to me today, blessed be your good sense, and blessed be you who have kept me today from blood guilt and from avenging myself by my own hand. If Abigail, if that's supporting cast member, Abigail reminds you of someone, who turned you one day and out of love simply said, don't do that. But if this story about Abigail reminds you, if this story reminds you about the one who takes away truly all of our guilt, the one who intercedes for us and the one who saves us, if this story reminds you of the Lord Jesus Christ, who's taken our guilt, who intercedes and who has saved us, if this story reminds you of him, well then, all the better, all the better.
Video citations
- "Abigail" — Would you open your Bibles please with me this morning to first Samuel the 25th chapter for our study? First Samuel the 25th chapter. Has anyone ever said to you, ah, don't do that. Perhaps you had…