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In chapter 18 of 1 Chronicles it goes through a lot of David’s victories. It shows how many times David has defeated his enemies and proven to be his countries hero. I actually thought of two very important lessons for this chapter. The first being the basic with God you can do all things. David had such great faith in God to fight his battles for him and God really pulls through. This proves that God is trust worthy and longs to help us. The second less obvious lesson I got was that victory isn’t all good. I realized that victory is often the easiest time for Satan to tempt us. It makes us think that we are so powerful and nothing can defeat us when really it’s God the whole time. This mindset is a dangerous way of thinking. Many famous Bible
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