In 1 Samuel 1-1-8, we have a first glimpse of Samuel, the Lord's servant and maker of kings, through the window of his mother, Hannah, the wife of Elkanah.

In 2 Peter 2-10-22, Peter points to the fruit of the lives of the false teachers, exposing the truth about them, for the welfare of the church.

Psalm 69 begins with the cry of the One who bore His people's sins in His own body and who suffered for their sake, and ends with the glorious results of His atoning work.

Psalm 69 begins with the cry of the One who bore His people's sins in His own body and who suffered for their sake, and ends with the glorious results of His atoning work.

In 2 Peter 2-4-10, Peter continues to speak about false prophets and teachers, spelling out their destiny and the consequences of their teaching for those who embrace it.

Psalm 69 begins with the cry of the One who bore His people's sins in His own body and who suffered for their sake, and ends with the glorious results of His atoning work.

Psalm 69 begins with the cry of the One who bore His people's sins in His own body and who suffered for their sake, and ends with the glorious results of His atoning work.

In 2 Peter 2-1-3, Peter seeks to shake believers out of complacency and warns them of a present danger within the church.

Psalm 68 is a hymn of victory, looking back on the journey from Sinai, celebrating God's salvation, and looking forward to victory and peace to come for the people among whom God dwells.

Psalm 68 is a hymn of victory, looking back on the journey from Sinai, celebrating God's salvation, and looking forward to victory and peace to come for the people among whom God dwells.