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HOW ENCOUNTERS CAN LED TO SIN ✅ 1. Eve — Wrong Encounter With the Serpent

Genesis 3:1–6
Eve listened to the serpent’s deception, and that encounter led her into sin.
She did not plan to sin — the wrong encounter influenced her decision.

Lesson: Not every sin starts from the heart; some start with a wrong voice.


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✅ 2. Samson — Wrong Encounters With Philistine Women (Especially Delilah)

Judges 16:1–21
Samson repeatedly connected himself with women who did not fear God.
His encounter with Delilah opened a door to his downfall, bondage, and humiliation.

Lesson: Wrong relationships can destroy spiritual strength.


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✅ 3. Solomon — Wrong Encounters Through Foreign Wives

1 Kings 11:1–4
Solomon loved many foreign women, and they “turned his heart after other gods.”
The encounter pulled him into idolatry.

Lesson: Wrong attachments shift the heart from God.


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✅ 4. Dinah — Wrong Encounter by Visiting the Daughters of the Land

Genesis 34:1–2
Dinah “went out to see the daughters of the land,” which led to her being violated by Shechem.
This wrong encounter brought sin, pain, and later violence to her family.

Lesson: Curiosity mixed with the wrong environment can open doors.


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✅ 5. Peter — Wrong Encounter by Sitting With the Wrong Crowd

Luke 22:54–62
Peter sat among the servants and bystanders in the courtyard, and the pressure of that environment caused him to deny Jesus.

Lesson: Wrong company brings wrong actions.


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✅ 6. Ahab — Wrong Encounter With Jezebel

1 Kings 21:25
“But there was no one like Ahab who sold himself to do wickedness… whom Jezebel his wife stirred up.”
Jezebel influenced Ahab into deeper sin.

Lesson: Some sins are stirred up by the influence of the person you are connected to.


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✅ 7. Herod — Wrong Encounter With Herodias and the People Watching

Mark 6:22–26
Herod made a foolish oath because of a seductive dance and the presence of guests.
This wrong encounter led him to behead John the Baptist.

Lesson: Wrong atmosphere + wrong people = wrong decisions.