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Those Who Saw Yet Didn't Believe

Sunday, October 31, 2010
Led by Dennis Jeffries

  • Pharaoh:
    • Exodus 5:1-2  -  Pharaoh was an atheist
    • Exodus 7: 9-13, 20; 8: 6, 17, 24; 9: 3, 6, 10, 23; 10: 13-16, 21-23; 12: 29  -  Pharaoh saw the power of God through the twelve plagues/miracles yet he wouldn't believe. *** Read in between all the above verse to get the complete understanding of the whole story ***
  • Nebuchadnezzar:
    • Daniel 2: 46-47; 3:1, 6, 24-26, 29; 4: 8, 24, 27, 30-31, 34-37  -  Nebuchadnezzar worshiped Daniel instead of worshiping God; even after all the things that he saw through Daniel and his three friends, Nebuchadnezzar still didn't believe. *** Read in between all the above verses to get the complete understanding of the whole story ***
Other Examples to Consider:
   --  Judas Iscariot... even after spending so much time with Jesus in person he still wouldn't truly believe.
   --  King Agrippa... even after hearing Paul's amazing testimony he said "almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian".
   --  Children of Israel... even after all the miracles that the Lord did for them, Scripture says, that many didn't enter because of their unbelief.

Prayer Requests:
Jordyn Gourley & Mom  -  in Texas receiving treatment for stage 4 brain cancer (see prayer request page above)
Jamie & Lynn  -  divorce
Jen's Mom  -  starting radiation treatments
Voting on elections on Tuesday
Services in Oxford
Dennis Jeffries  -  hearing getting worse and on call for Jury duty in Novemeber
Stephanie & baby  -  in NICU after having a stroke but in now in stable condition
Wilmetta's friends from Phonpei  -  husband sick with cancer
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