Catching The Thief Called Jealousy

Dr. Erwin W. Lutzer | November 8, 1992

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Scripture Reference: Genesis 4, 1 Samuel 13, 1 Samuel 18

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Jealousy crops up for all sorts of reasons. A sibling rivalry, competitive relationships, and broken families can all contribute. In the case of King Saul, it was the workplace. David became known throughout the land and Saul was overtaken with all the symptoms of jealousy—anger, suspicion, fear, and control.

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Miles Apart In The Same House

Making Sense Of Sexuality

Ending The Denial Game

Freed From Anger

Catching The Thief Called Jealousy

Overcoming Empty Obsessions

To Love Again

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