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Scripture Union Daily Guide 7 December 2025 || Vengeance is mine, says the lord

Scripture Union Daily Guide 7 December 2025 || Vengeance is mine, says the lord

Daily Guide Devotional For Today 7th December 2025 (Sunday)

Welcome to Scripture Union Daily Guide Devotional today. As you read, study and meditate, may the Lord Almighty reveal His essence to you in Jesus’ Name, Amen!

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Scripture Union Daily Guide 7 December 2025 || Vengeance is mine, says the lord

Scripture Union Daily Guide 7 December 2025 Today’s Devotional

Topic: Vengeance is mine, says the lord

Opening Prayer
My dear heavenly Father, as I study your word, let it be a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path.

Bible Text
1 Samuel 26:1-25

Meditation Question
► Q2: Is there any example for me to follow or not to follow?

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Scripture Union Daily Guide 7 December 2025 Outline

The people of Ziph made a second visit to Saul to betray David (1 Samuel 26:1. See also 1 Samuel 23:19-20). What could be possible reasons for this? They, like King Saul, were from the tribe of Benjamin and may have felt threatened that they would lose the kingship to the tribe of Judah, David’s tribe. How much does your tribal affiliation influence your judgment?

According to 1 Samuel 26:8, do you agree with Abishai that it was a golden opportunity provided by God for David to eliminate his enemy? See Romans 12:17-21. What do we learn from this? Notice David’s response to Abishai in 1 Samuel 26:9. He would not lay his hand on Saul; the person God had made king, even though sparing Saul’s life would prolong his suffering and delay his becoming king. This is an example of wholehearted surrender to the authority that is ordained by God despite its frailty. Jesus Christ, though He was God, insisted that John the Baptist should baptise Him even though John himself felt he was unfit for it (Matthew 3:13-16). David understood that all authority is from God (Romans 13:1).

Once again, Saul realizes his foolishness in pursuing David. God continues to embarrass him and his security forces before David. The words of David (1 Samuel 26:18-20,22-24) were so moving that they would have left Saul feeling very embarrassed. He finally accepted defeat (1 Samuel 26:25a). Was that a true repentance?

And So
David continued to wait patiently for God’s timing to ascend to the throne. Do we have examples of this kind of humility and loyalty to leadership today?

Insight
* Any new insight or reinforcement of what you already know?

Hymn: Victory Ahead
1. When the hosts of Israel led by God,
Round the walls of Jericho softly trod,
Trusting in the Lord,
They felt the conqueror’s tread,
By faith they saw the victory ahead.

Refrain
Victory ahead, victory ahead,
Through the blood of Jesus, victory ahead.
Trusting in the Lord, I hear the conqueror’s tread,
By faith I see the victory ahead.

2. David with a shepherd’s sling and five stones,
Met the giant on the field all alone,
Trusting in the Lord, he knew what God had said,
By faith he saw the victory ahead.

3. Daniel prayed unto the Lord thrice each day,
Then unto the lion’s den led the way,
Trusting in the Lord, he did not fear or dread,
By faith he saw the victory ahead.

4. Often with the carnal mind I was tried,
Asking for deliverance oft I cried,
Trusting in the Lord, I reckoned I was dead,
By faith I see the victory ahead.

5. When like those who’ve gone before to that land,
By death’s river cold and dark I shall stand.
Trusting in the Lord, I will not fear or dread,
By faith I see the victory ahead.

Closing Prayer
Pray for grace to wait upon the Lord to bring about His purpose in your life.

One Year Bible Reading Plan
2 Timothy 1-2; Proverbs 27.
One Year Bible Reading Plan – Hard Copy version: Romans 1-3

NATIONAL PRAYER BULLETIN FOR 7TH DECEMBER 2025

PRAYER FOCUS
SCRIPTURE UNION ELDERS
“Grey hair is crown of glory; it is gained by living a godly life”. Prov. 16:31

THANK GOD FOR:
* The grace given our leaders in SU to live a fulfilled life • Their consistency in holding unto and standing by the truth

PRAY FOR:
* Greater grace for them to finish well and strong • Them to remain relevant in God’s agenda in these last days • Help for the younger generations not to abandon them, but to still encourage them by their visits

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