Now I Know

Now I Know

Study Overview: Tracing the recurring declaration of divine certainty across Scripture, this study reveals how God tests and proves genuine faith, deliverance, and devotion in the lives of His people. The practical lesson calls believers to move beyond superstitious or conditional religion into a transformative, experiential knowledge of God's supreme authority and faithfulness.

Speaker / Author: Rhodes Davis

#Faith & Discipleship

Who Said It	Text	Context
God	Genesis 22:12	Speaking of the faith and fear of Abraham
Jethro	Exodus 18:11	Of God’s greatness in delivering Israel from Egypt
Micah (false hope)	Judges 17:13	Had a Levite priest (superstitious)
Woman	1 Kings 17:24	That Elijah was God’s messenger
Psalmist	Psalm 20:6	The Lord saves his anointed and His people
Martha	John 11:22	Confidence in Christ’s relationship with the Father
Progress of Confidential Knowledge
Testimony/Events	Great test; overcome trial, deliverance	NOW I know
Faith and Hope	Point of Change	Deeper Confidence
Hebrews 11 “know”	Point of Change	Deep trust that the “invisible” is as substantive as the visible
1 Peter 1:6-9	By Fire	Refined: Isaiah 48:10; Daniel 11:35; 12:10; Jeremiah 9:7; Zechariah 13:9; Malachi 3:3
Apostles had faith and hope	Jesus was crucified and resurrected	Deeper faith and different life: Acts 4:18

I. Our eyes can be opened, and perhaps for some of us will only be opened, in the deepest darkness. The mountain heights can be reached from the deepest valleys.

I. Our eyes can be opened, and perhaps for some of us will only be opened, in the deepest darkness. The mountain heights can be reached from the deepest valleys.

II. Trust and Obey: “We never can prove the delights of His love until all on the altar we lay.”

III. The Moment of Truth we will be challenged -> We can be victorious and say “Now, I know”