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0:00Hey Bible nerds, this is Dr. Manny
0:02Orango. Welcome to the Bible department
0:04podcast powered by Arma. We are walking
0:08through the entire Bible in a year. You
0:10can go to the description or the bible
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0:15plan and join the journey
0:24family. Welcome to day 352.
0:27We are looking at 1 Chronicles chapters
0:3019, 20, AND 21 TODAY. AND BUCKLE UP
0:33because we are going to see the sin or
0:36the downfall of David in the book of
0:39Chronicles. Now, when we looked at
0:41Samuel and Kings, the big downfall of
0:45David is going to be his murder of Uriah
0:49and the sexually illicit relationship
0:51with Beth Sheeba. But that is not the
0:54reason for David's downfall. in
0:56Chronicles. Actually, it's almost like
0:59the book is going to prep us for that
1:01moment and then it's just not there. So,
1:04buckle up. We are going to look at a
1:07[snorts] different report, a minority
1:10report on what happened in the life of
1:13David. If you have not done the reading
1:15today, you are definitely going to want
1:17to do the reading. We got some
1:18entertaining passages of scripture today
1:21and uh I'm super super excited. If you
1:24have not done uh the reading, stop the
1:26video, pause the audio, go get the
1:28reading done, and then come back. All
1:30right, we are in 1 Chronicles chapters
1:3419, 20, and 21. I'm going to start by
1:37giving us uh context clues, and then
1:39we'll dive into some nerdy nuggets. Big
1:42big big context clue that I want to
1:43give, okay? is when we get into 1
1:46Chronicles 20, it's going to say in the
1:50spring at the time when kings go off to
1:52war. Now, I'm immediately going to be
1:55triggered by that because that is
1:58literally 2 Samuel that those exact
2:01words are going to get used in 2 Samuel
2:04to prompt the story of David in Beth
2:06Sheba, right? In the time when in the
2:09spring when kings go off to war, what's
2:11David going to do? He's going to stay in
2:12Jerusalem. And so part of the reason why
2:15he's even tempted by seeing a bathing
2:20woman and the reason that there's even a
2:21bathing woman in the first place is
2:23because David's just not where he should
2:26be. And so the the text is telling us
2:30like, hey, we we want you to have Samuel
2:33in mind. And I guess I'll tell you this
2:35precursor is that Ezra knows that the
2:39books of Samuel and Kings are written
2:42and available. So it's not like by
2:45omitting facts Ezra is trying to like
2:48fool anybody or trick anybody. There's
2:51no malicious intent on the parts of the
2:53biblical authors. Ezra essentially
2:55understands, hey, there's a different
2:59perspective on David's downfall and any
3:02good Jew could go read those that
3:05perspective and you should be reading
3:09Ezra's perspective and and Samuel's
3:12perspective. Like neither of these
3:14perspectives are right or wrong or good
3:17or bad, but they are both necessary in
3:20order for us to get a complete picture
3:22of David, the person of his character
3:25and how God ultimately sees David. So
3:28what we have in Samuel is going to be
3:30the prophetic history. Remember the
3:32books of Judges, Joshua, Judges, Samuel,
3:35and Kings are the former prophets. Okay?
3:38So they're the prophetic viewpoint or
3:41the prophetic perspective on historical
3:43events. Ezra is writing a priestly
3:47history. So Chronicles is not giving a
3:49prophetic history, but a priestly
3:51history. And I'm just going to read some
3:53some of the content from my notes that
3:56really I think will help us understand
3:59this. At the heart of both books is the
4:01covenant, the relationship between
4:03Yahweh and Israel and how the leaders of
4:05Israel are involved for good or bad in
4:08that covenant. But what prophetic
4:10history focuses in on is the character
4:13of those leaders. Character, not
4:16morality. Okay, big word, character.
4:20Kings are deemed successful not because
4:23of wars, building programs, etc., but by
4:26whether they ruled like David, i.e. in
4:29David's character. Key word character in
4:32humility before Yahweh. In what shows
4:35character? Nothing shows character like
4:39the humility of having to respond to sin
4:43in your life. This is why character is
4:46so much more important than morality.
4:48Okay? A moral person may never, I don't
4:53know, smoke weed or watch pornography.
4:57But someone with character may struggle
4:59with weed and struggle with pornography,
5:02but then show a characteristic
5:05of humility by confessing those sins,
5:08being honest about th those things,
5:10being transparent, not lying or hiding
5:12or covering it up, but by being honest
5:15and transparent. So character. In order
5:18for the prophetic history to show this
5:20character, this humility, the writers of
5:23the prophetic history show all aspect of
5:26the leaders lives, their successes and
5:28their failures. Because it is in failure
5:31that true character is shown. Man, that
5:35could be a timeless truth right there.
5:37It's in failure that true character is
5:40on display.
5:41What does David do when he fails
5:44according to the prophetic history? What
5:46is his response to his sin? This is
5:49important to a prophet.
5:52Repentance is the core message of the
5:55prophetic gift. Remember, John the
5:58Baptist is a prophet. And what is his
5:59message? Repent for the kingdom of hand
6:02is at near. Okay? How people repent is
6:06at the core of like what prophets care
6:09about. I'll say it again. Repentance is
6:12the core of the prophetic gift or the
6:15prophetic ministry bringing people back
6:17to the covenant to Yahweh through
6:19repentance. So in Samuel, the David and
6:23Beth Sheba story is centrally important.
6:26It shows that David wasn't perfect, that
6:28he failed, but it also shows his
6:30character after sin, after failure, his
6:35repentant heart laying on his face
6:38before Yahweh. That right there, David's
6:41response to his sin is super important
6:45for the prophet to show or or to
6:48demonstrate. And so what the prophetic
6:50history is doing through the books of
6:52Samuel is showing David is a relatable
6:56person. And you, the reader, can repent
7:00the same way that David has repented.
7:02But for the priest, priests have a
7:05different agenda. And I want you to
7:07listen closely if that word agenda kind
7:10of makes you feel like you can't trust
7:12what someone has to say because they
7:14have an agenda. Right? Sometimes in our
7:16current vernacular when we talk about
7:19someone with an ulterior motive or an
7:21agenda, that person is immediately not
7:23trustworthy. But I don't want you to
7:25bring that baggage into biblical
7:28interpretation. When we say that an
7:29author has an agenda, it's no different
7:32than saying, "I had an agenda when I
7:34wrote Crushing Chaos." That agenda is to
7:37help people bring order to the chaos of
7:40their lives. That's my agenda. So I
7:42don't want you to think about it as a
7:45negative agenda as much as it's an
7:47objective. It's the goal. Okay? It's a
7:49purpose. All right? So if the word
7:51agenda has ever triggered you with
7:54especially as we talk about different
7:55authors having different perspectives, I
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9:19The priest's focus is always going to be
9:22the temple, worship, festivals, the
9:25ritual. It's not the character of David
9:28that a priest cares about or that is the
9:30most important to him, but the role of
9:32David. David here in Chronicles is not
9:37the ideal king because of his character
9:39or repentance before Yahweh, but he's
9:42the ideal king because of his worship of
9:45Yahweh and his care for wanting to build
9:50Yahweh's house. That's what makes David
9:53ideal. So, not that either of these are
9:56correct, but without the other, they're
9:59incomplete. The priest needs the
10:01prophet. The prophet meets the priest.
10:03The original audience are re Ezra's
10:06audience is reestablishing the rituals
10:09in worship of the temple after exile. So
10:13the David they need is the religious
10:16hero rather than the sinful yet
10:17repentant human. They need inspiration
10:21to prioritize God's house. And that's
10:24what Ezra provides by shining a
10:27particular light on David as a
10:29character. Ezra is going to highlight
10:32the David who reorganizes worship, plans
10:36the temple, prepares for the building of
10:38that temple, brings the ark of the
10:40covenant back to Jerusalem. His private
10:44life is simply not important here. It is
10:47his work for the house of Yahweh that's
10:50important for Ezra, which is the focus
10:52of Chronicles. Basically, if it's not
10:55connected to the temple, to temple
10:58worship, to rituals, to sacrifice, to
11:02the house of the Lord, it's not going to
11:05make it into the book of Chronicles
11:07because the author's agenda creates a
11:10filter. You have this unlimited amount
11:12of source material and you can't use all
11:15of it. So in selecting source material
11:18for the book of chronicles, Ezra tells
11:21you his agenda aka his filter. David and
11:24Goliath, David on the run, civil war
11:26with Ishbal, Beth Sheeba, Abselum, etc.
11:30Solomon's idolatry, the entire northern
11:32kingdom after the split. That has
11:35nothing to do with the temple and
11:38worship. Therefore, it's not here in
11:40Chronicles. Though, it is important to
11:42remember that Ezra is not hiding
11:44anything here. Nothing's being hidden.
11:47There's no trick up Ezra's sleeve.
11:50Samuel and Kings can be read. Someone
11:53can go read the book of Samuel and read
11:55the book of Kings and learn all about
11:59all of the sins of David and how he's
12:01got a great character and how he
12:02repents. The biblical books are designed
12:04to complete one another. They in and of
12:08themselves are not complete. This is why
12:10it's important to study the entire Bible
12:13over the course of a year. Yes, I'm
12:15going to make a plug for the Bible
12:16department while you're watching an
12:18episode of the Bible department a lot of
12:21times, and I'm guilty of this. I love
12:24the Gospels. So, the majority of my
12:26sermons come from the Gospels. But my
12:29job as a pastor isn't just to preach my
12:31favorite books of the Bible. It's to
12:33give people a balanced meal, to make
12:36sure that the full council of God is
12:38available for people. And that means all
12:4066 books. And we're watching right here
12:43in Chronicles that Chronicles is
12:45designed to give a different
12:47perspective. Not a correct perspective,
12:51not an incorrect perspective, but a
12:54different perspective on the character
12:56of David. All right. It is super
12:58important to remember that Ezra is not
13:00hiding anything. Samuel and Kings have
13:03both been written. They exist. They have
13:05been compiled. And the people of Judah
13:08know these stories. So when people are
13:10engaging with the book of Chronicles in
13:12their proper context, they know that the
13:15stories of Samuel and Kings exist. All
13:17right, Ezra has zero ill intent. All
13:20right, that's a ton of context. Okay,
13:23but I think that's going to just help us
13:25interpret what's going on uh in these
13:28chapters. All right, let's dive into
13:29chapters 19, 20, and 21. I'm really
13:32going to fly through 19, and 20. We'll
13:34focus on 21 because that's where David's
13:36downfall is going to occur in chapter
13:3919. Uh the whole point of chapter 19,
13:42you may not realize this on the surface,
13:44but the whole point of chapter 19 is to
13:46show that David has conquered the
13:49original land of the promised land.
13:52Okay? When God originally tells Abraham
13:55the borders for Israel, like the
13:57promised land, this is the land I'm
13:59going to give to you. He gives some
14:01geographical markers. And this story
14:05right here in 1 Chronicles 19 is the
14:08first time that those geographical
14:10markers that Yahweh gave to Abraham are
14:13actually fulfilled. Which means Joshua
14:15did not conquer all of the promised
14:17land. He conquered a portion of it. And
14:19it's not until we get to David that
14:21David actually walks in the fullness of
14:24what God had promised. And I could talk
14:27a I could give a Thomas truth about
14:29that. That if God has promised me three
14:33children and I only have one, it doesn't
14:36mean that I'm not grateful that I'm
14:37still contending for the extra two. I
14:40want everything that God has for me. And
14:43so it's easy to celebrate Joshua's
14:46victory of the promised land as a
14:48victory, but really it's not a victory
14:50if Joshua didn't actually take
14:54everything that God had for him. And
14:56David finally does. And that's the whole
14:58point of chapter 19. You may not realize
15:00that that's the point of chapter 19, but
15:02it is. And I think I just probably gave
15:04you an interpretive key for all of
15:06chapter 19. Chapter 20, there's, you
15:09know, this is the David and Beth Sheba
15:10story with no Beth Sheba. So, you're
15:13probably immediately at like, "Wait a
15:15second. Where's the part where he kills
15:17Uriah and takes the man's wife?" Yeah,
15:20that's not there. Which then leads us to
15:22chapter 21. Right where you would think
15:24you would find the big moral failure,
15:27you're going to find it in the next
15:28chapter. So, chapter 21, it says this,
15:30"Satan rose up against Israel and
15:33incited David to take a census of
15:36Israel." Now, in the modern world, when
15:39there's a census that gets taken, I
15:41think there was a census in maybe like
15:432020 here in America, here in the United
15:45States, maybe 2020, 2019. Anyway, we had
15:48a census and I remember it came to my
15:50house, came to my mailbox and I don't
15:52know, I filled in the information and
15:53put it back. And uh when we have a
15:56census in the modern world, it's
15:57typically for taxation and it's for the
16:00government to have records. In the
16:02ancient world, a census was for one
16:05purpose and one purpose only. To figure
16:07out how many numbers of people you had
16:10for the army. That's it. That that's the
16:13whole point of a census. And this story
16:16is going to start with Satan rose up
16:18against Israel and incited David to take
16:21census of Israel. So I want to talk
16:24about two things. I want to talk about
16:26counting people and whether that's okay.
16:28And then I want to talk about sin and
16:30temptation. Okay? Because this story is
16:34going to open the door for both of those
16:36topics. So, let's talk about sin and
16:39temptation. Okay? I want to actually
16:41compare what the Bible says in Samuel to
16:45what the Bible says here in Chronicles.
16:48Okay? 1st Chronicles 21:1, we just read
16:51it. It says, "Then Satan stood against
16:53Israel and incited David to number
16:56Israel." Okay, that's how the story
16:57starts in Chronicles. But that's not how
17:00it starts in 1 Samuel. 1st Samuel 24:1
17:03says this again. The anger of Yahweh was
17:06kindled against Israel and God. Okay.
17:10Yahweh incited David against them
17:13saying, "Go number Israel and Judah."
17:16Fascinating. So, let's talk about the
17:19foursided reality of every temptation.
17:23Okay. Now, I want you to see the Oh,
17:27boy. I'm about to open up a massive
17:29theological can of worms because you can
17:32see this in the book of Job. Who's
17:34responsible for Job's suffering? God or
17:37Satan? And and you could honestly say
17:40both. And why? Why? And I and I I I hope
17:44I can say this really succinctly.
17:46Honestly, I could teach a 90minute
17:47course on this, but I want to say this
17:49really succinctly. Satan is still under
17:53the control of Yahweh. So, so Satan
17:56can't just like run around doing stuff
17:59like without like Yahweh. I I I maybe I
18:04can say it in an even more powerful way
18:06like Satan is on God's payroll. Okay,
18:09Satan is an employee in in God's like
18:12ecosystem. So this whole idea like well
18:15was it God or was it Satan? Well, let's
18:17think about the story of Job. Satan is
18:20roaming around. He's kind of like ah
18:22people only serve you because you bless
18:24them. And God's like, "Have you thought
18:26about Job?" LIKE GOD BRINGS JOB UP. And
18:29then Satan is like, "Ah, let me let me
18:33tempt him." But for God, it's a test.
18:36Let's think about the Garden of Eden.
18:38It's God that created everything in the
18:40garden. The tree that Adam and Eve can't
18:43eat from was made by God. And then the
18:47serpent is there to provide temptation.
18:50But for God, it's not temptation. It's a
18:52test. And so for every temptation on the
18:56flip side of temptation is a test.
18:58Temptation means that there's an
19:01adversary that wants you to fail. A test
19:03means that there's a God that wants you
19:04to pass and succeed. So for every moment
19:08where there is a temptation, God is
19:12rooting for you. God is like, "WHAT
19:14ABOUT JOB, MAN? He's he's faithful. Try
19:18him." Satan is then going to tempt Job
19:21by creating scenarios. Satan believes
19:24that Job is going to fail, but Yahweh
19:27believes that Job can withstand the
19:29trial. So, a test and a temptation are
19:34the flip sides of the same coin. It's
19:36the motive behind the person that
19:40actually makes it a test or a
19:42temptation. And by person, I mean
19:44spiritual being. It's the motive of
19:46Satan to try to get you to fail. And
19:49it's the motive of God. God's motive is
19:52that you would win, that you would
19:53succeed, that you would pass. Second, or
19:55third. So, first, yeah, God is involved,
19:59but he his heart God's heart posture is
20:02not for you to fail. God's heart posture
20:05is for you to choose him. Okay? So,
20:07number one, God's involved. Two, Satan
20:10is involved. Three, there are
20:12circumstances that are involved. This
20:15entire story, chapter 21, is in the
20:19midst of threats and Ammonites and
20:23Arameans and all kinds of just political
20:28stuff. So what is the nature of
20:31temptation? God is involved. Satan is
20:34involved. Circumstances are involved.
20:36And then David's involved. So no one
20:41part of this four-part system can ever
20:43be blamed. So to blame God for tempting
20:47or trial or testing is immature. To
20:51blame Satan is immature. To blame the
20:54circumstance is immature. And to then
20:57blame yourself in the wallow in guilt
21:00and shame is also immature. Wh why am I
21:04failing in a test man? 25% of the reason
21:09is because of me, man. I I need to pray
21:11more. I need to memorize the word more.
21:13Why do I keep falling prey to sexual
21:16temptation or to anger or to not tithing
21:20or to whatever it is, man? Part of it's
21:22me. Part of it's a circumstance. We're
21:25in a recession. Hey, man. It's a
21:27pandemic. Like, part of it's the
21:29scenario. Part of it's the enemy. Satan
21:33wants to 1,000%
21:36capitalize on whatever the circumstance
21:38is and whatever your personal
21:41convictions or lack thereof are. And
21:44then there's God. God is not going to
21:47remove you from temptation. The moment
21:50temptation happens, God's not going to
21:52teleport you to Mars. He's not going to
21:54teleport you somewhere where there's no
21:56weed. He's not going to shield you from
21:59all temptation. That's not what he's
22:01going to do. And so God, Satan, the
22:05circumstance, and you are all a factor.
22:09And at some point, you've got to be
22:10aware of all four if you're going to
22:13begin to walk in victory over
22:16temptation, and win tests and prove your
22:22character to the Lord. You're going to
22:23have to know yourself really well. You
22:26are going to have to then prepare
22:28yourself for certain circumstances. you
22:31are going to have to understand the
22:34deceptive voice of the enemy and you're
22:37going to have to be relying on the Lord.
22:38Okay, so all four of these factors are
22:40really, really helpful. And honestly,
22:42that could be our timeless truth for the
22:44day. Like I just gave you a solid game
22:47plan for how to defeat some cycles of
22:50sin and create victory. All right, last
22:52couple things we need to kind of shore
22:54up. What's going on with counting
22:56people? Okay, the issue here is not the
23:00activity of counting people because news
23:03flash, WE HAVE A WHOLE BOOK OF THE Bible
23:06called Numbers, which is a census of the
23:09army. Okay? Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus,
23:14Numbers. The fourth book of the Bible is
23:16all about numbers. Jesus says that a
23:18good shepherd leaves 99 sheep to go
23:21after one. HOW WOULD A shepherd know
23:25that they that one sheep has left? WELL,
23:29YOU GOT to count. All throughout the
23:31book of Acts, it says there's 120 people
23:33in the upper room. How do we know that?
23:36Someone counted. Then it says that the
23:39church grew in the book of Acts by a
23:42couple thousand. I think 3,000 on the
23:44day of Pentecost. How do we know?
23:46SOMEONE COUNTED. So counting is not a
23:49problem. Here's the problem. The problem
23:53is counting on the people that you just
23:57counted. That's the problem. God says,
24:00"I would like for you to count on me."
24:03And this is going to get into our time
24:05of truth because we can be really
24:08legalistic when we start thinking that
24:12convictions and sin are the same thing.
24:16The actual issue here is that David got
24:20his validation
24:22and strength from the amount of people
24:25in the army and not from God. And that's
24:30the problem. Had the number not meant
24:32anything to David, God wouldn't have had
24:34a problem with it. But it did mean
24:36something to David. And what can
24:38typically happen is something means
24:42something to you so God tells you not to
24:45do it. Like I know people who literally
24:48say Beyonce's an idol for me so God told
24:52me not to go to Beyonce concerts. Then
24:55that person who Beyonce is an idol for
24:58them. Guess what they started to do?
24:59They assume that everyone has elevated
25:03Beyonce to the same place in their own
25:05life. So now the person who has an
25:08idolatry problem and God told them not
25:11to go see Beyonce, they then start to
25:14judge people who go see Beyonce. And
25:16they're like, "See, they're not really
25:18saved. They're going to see Beyonce."
25:19No, they're obeying their conscience as
25:24should you. And you should really mind
25:27your business because the sin is not
25:30counting. The sin is in disobeying God.
25:35And if God told you not to count, YOU
25:39SHOULDN'T COUNT. AND THAT'S JUST THE
25:41TRUTH. Why is this such a big deal? Oh,
25:44it's such a big deal because guess what?
25:47Psalms 20:7,
25:49you want to know what David says? David
25:52says in Psalms 20:7, "Some trust in
25:55chariots and some in horses, but we
25:58trust in the name of the Lord our God."
26:00This same David who's counting men in
26:03the army in order to feel strong is the
26:06same dude who looked a Philistine in the
26:08face and said, "You come against me with
26:10swords, spear, and javelin, but I come
26:12against you in the name of the Lord God
26:13Almighty." So, David has a history of
26:17not trusting in numbers, but in trusting
26:19in God. And then he went against his own
26:25faith and his own convictions. And
26:28that's a problem. And so our timeless
26:31truth for the day is that this is not a
26:33problem to solve, but attention to
26:35manage. I can be honest. There are times
26:38where the Lord has asked me, "Hey, don't
26:42ask for the attendance number." But then
26:45there are times where God says to me,
26:47"Hey, you need to start asking for the
26:49attendance number." Well, is God
26:51schizophrenic? NO. GOD KNOWS MY HEART.
26:55There are certain seasons where I can
26:57handle the number because the number
26:59doesn't mean anything to me. And then
27:00there are certain seasons where I'm
27:03irresponsible if I don't know the
27:05number. Which means there's a lot of us.
27:08You've got to move from religion into
27:11relationship. Which means in a
27:13relationship, GOD CAN CHANGE HIS MIND
27:17BECAUSE IT'S A RELATIONSHIP. God could
27:20say ONE THING TO YOU on Tuesday and a
27:22different thing to you on Thursday. And
27:24if you're set in a rule, you'll just
27:27keep doing what he said to do on Tuesday
27:29forever. But if you actually have a
27:32relationship, there was a season where
27:34my wife didn't like flowers. And then
27:35GUESS WHAT? SHE STARTED LIKING FLOWERS.
27:38AND SO GUESS WHAT? I STARTED GIVING HER
27:41FLOWERS. But if you think that your
27:43relationship with God is just a routine
27:45or rule or religion, then you won't make
27:49a symbiotic relationship with him. And
27:52that's the timeless truth. And that's
27:54not just relevant for David. That's not
27:56just relevant for Joab or for Nathan or
27:59for any of the characters in the story.
28:00That's relevant for you and for me
28:03because it's A TIMELESS TRUTH. TOMORROW
28:06WE got day 353. We're going to be
28:09walking through 1st Chronicles chapters
28:1122- 24. Some of the things about buying
28:15the threshing floor that we're actually
28:17in today's reading, we're actually going
28:19to discuss it tomorrow because it fits
28:21in with all the stuff in chapters 22,
28:2323, and 24. Anywh who, I'll see you
28:26tomorrow. Love you so much. Peace.
28:30Thanks so much for joining us on the
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