MadDISOBEDIENCE — unwillingness to comply with the guidance of authority, especially refusal to follow God’s will. The first and most crucial act of disobedience occurred when Adam and Eve ate of the forbidden fruit (Genesis 3). Like all later human disobedience, that act involved setting the desire of the flesh above the will of God. As a result of this, all people became “sons of disobedience” (Eph. 2:2). Christians have no choice, therefore, but to engage in a kind of spiritual warfare against their own natural tendency to disobey God (2 Cor. 10:5–6). They should aim to be as obedient to God’s will as Christ was when He “became obedient to the point of death” (Phil. 2:8).
Youngblood, Ronald F. ; Bruce, F. F. ; Harrison, R. K. ; Thomas Nelson Publishers: Nelson's New Illustrated Bible Dictionary. Nashville : T. Nelson, 1995
 

Disobedience—rebellion against recognized authority

A.     Sources of:
Satan’s temptations     Gen. 3:1–13
Lust     James 1:13–15
Rebellion     Num. 20:10–24; 1 Sam. 15:16–23
B.     Consequences of:
Death     Rom. 5:12–19
The flood     1 Pet. 3:18–20
Exclusion from the promised land     Num. 14:26–39
Defeat     Judg. 2:2, 11–15
Doom     1 Pet. 2:7, 8
Thomas Nelson Publishers: Nelson's Quick Reference Topical Bible Index. Nashville, Tenn. : Thomas Nelson Publishers, 1995 (Nelson's Quick Reference), S. 181
 

Disobedience to God.

 
1.     Provokes his anger. Ps 78:10,40; Isa 3:8.
2.     Forfeits his favour. 1Sa 13:14.
3.     Forfeits his promised blessings. Jos 5:6; 1Sa 2:30; Jer 18:10.
4.     Brings a curse. De 11:28; 28:15.
5.     A characteristic of the wicked. Eph 2:2; Tit 1:16; 3:3.
6.     The wicked persevere in. Jer 2:21.
7.     Heinousness of, illustrated. Jer 35:14.
8.     Men prone to excuse. Ge 3:12,13.
9.     Shall be punished. Isa 42:24,25; Heb 2:2.
10.     Acknowledge the punishment of, to be just. Ne 9:32,33; Da 9:10,11,14.
11.     Warnings against. 1Sa 12:15; Jer 12:17.
12.     Bitter results of, illustrated. Jer 9:13,15.
13.     Exemplified
a.     Adam and Eve. Ge 3:6,11.
b.     Pharaoh. Ex 5:2.
c.     Nadab, &c. Le 10:1.
d.     Moses, &c. Nu 20:8,11,24.
e.     Saul. 1Sa 28:18.
f.     The prophet. 1Ki 13:20-23.
g.     Israel. 2Ki 18:9-12.
h.     Jonah. Jon 1:2,3.
Torrey, R.A.: The New Topical Text Book : A Scriptural Text Book for the Use of Ministers, Teachers, and All Christian Workers. Oak Harbor, WA : Logos research Systems, Inc., 1995, c1897