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As the new kingdom of Israel’s first king, Jeroboam set up an entirely new worship system. Though God sent a prophet to condemn the new practice, Jeroboam did not change his ways. Then, every subsequent king followed in his footsteps. After a while, the sin started to progress.
This seems to be the nature of generational sin. Usually, children either commit the same si...
Now that we are getting further into the kings, flipping back and forth between Judah and Israel, and because the kings’ reigns are starting to overlap, I wanted to give you a timeline so you could keep everything organized as we study.
Keep in mind that scholars differ on the exact date of the exodus. Some believe it was in 1491 B.C. and others believe it was in 1446 ...
Do you go to God first when you need something or do you look to friends, family, or professionals. God gave us each other for a reason, but ultimately, He is the source of all we need. He may choose to work through others to help us or He may do it solely on His own. We just need to go to Him first and let Him help us according to His will.
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God, through Azariah, told Asa that as long as he was with the Lord, the Lord would be with him, and if the people sought Him, they would find Him. If they turned away from God, God would turn away from them. But if they turned back and sought Him, He would be there. This principle is demonstrated throughout Asa’s life and something we need to pay atten…
There was civil war again in Israel. But the north had forsaken God and His ways and the south, though not perfect, still had God ordained priests offering Temple sacrifices. Israel relied on their own strength and their manmade gods, but Judah relied on the Lord. So, He was with them and brought them victory in the battle.
We will never be perfectly faithful. But than...