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Psalms {Note: Doeg has just slaughtered all the residence of Nob. They were all innocent people with no weapons to defend themselves. This was nothing in which to boast! Doeg is in reversionism. Reversionism creates pseudo-heroes. However, in the eyes of Saul he was a public hero. He was one of Saul's cabinet members and in charge of one of the herds of Israel. He was in Nob when David came through (see also I Samuel Chapter 22).}
{Verses
2-4: Indictment of a Reversionist Believer - The REAL Doeg} {Note: 'asah - manufacturing something out of something. Here the lies were made out of the mental attitude sins of greed and envy and hatred.} {Note: Nob was the center of bible teaching and Doeg wiped it out. Doeg wanted to advance himself out of the murder of the High Priest and all the Levitical priest and the destruction of the city of Nob.}
{Description
of Anyone in Reversionism} {Note: Doeg is the type of person who would rather lie than tell the truth even if telling the truth is easier! Their lives become a lie! You are what you Think!} {Note: Selah is a musical term meaning 'the singer takes a rest while the musicians play on'. This is a perfect picture of mankind resting in the grace of God - which continues all the day!}
{Center
of Doeg's Life and David Declares what Doeg Really is} {Note: Doeg made up a lie about Ahimelech. Saul believed the lie and ordered the destruction of Nob with 80 Levitical priests and all the women and children in the city. This applies to all two-faced people in the world! We are warned!}
{Judgment
of Doeg - David left it in the Hands of the Lord} {Note: The Hebrew syntax indicates that Doeg died slowly and painfully over a long period of time. Nathats actually was used in the destruction of a building - brick by brick - over a long period of time.}
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righteous ones {SuperGrace believers} {Note: These are the people trained in the cave of Adullam - see II Samuel Chapter23}
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Behold the mighty warrior {Note: Principal: You cannot build yourself up by knocking others down. Doeg tried to make himself strong by destroying the innocent.} {Note: batach means to trust, have faith in, have confidence in. This is important because Doeg had his confidence in riches. In the next verse, David placed his confidence in the Lord!}
{SuperGrace
Attitude of David} {Note: Principal: You never lose if your prosperity is established in the Word of God. Doeg destroyed Nob and killed the priests and innocents, but the doctrine in David's soul could not be destroyed. It remained forever.} {Note: 'Asah means to manufacture something out of something else. This verse shows us how God blesses SuperGrace believers. He knew it all in eternity past and manufactured blessings out of your SuperGrace status - just for you - and for time and eternity. The SuperGrace believer reaps what God sows!} {Note: Qavah is the strongest word for faith in the Hebrew. Chaciyd is the Hebrew word for spiritually mature believers - the ones faithful to God and His Word. The final principal in this psalm is that SuperGrace believers are blessed also with SuperGrace friends.}
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