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1 Kings 1:36 · BSB
1:36 “Amen,” replied Benaiah son of Jehoiada. “May the LORD, the God of my lord the king, so declare it.
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…anointing of kings. We see that in with Saul in First Samuel chapter 10 and verse 1, with David in 1 Samuel chapter 16 and verse 13. In Solomon in1 Kings chapter 1and verse 39. It is God's empowerment. The Bible says, For we are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a peculiar people, one…
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…of God, and he's been entrusted with that. And he's one of David's loyal members while Absalom takes over. But Abiathar makes a mistake. Look at1 Kings chapter 1. 1 Kings chapter 1. In 1 Kings chapter 1, look at verse 5. Verse 5, thank you for turning there and studying your book with me tonight, amen. Hey,…
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…battles. And so he wanted the product without the process. He just expected this position without ever putting any work. Now go to, well you're inFirst Kings chapter 1, look down at verse number 25. The Bible says, For he has gone down this day and had slain oxen and fat cattle and sheep in abundance. And I called…
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…of the Lord over Israel. So God, years in advance, specifies that Solomon ought to be king after David. Now we're going to skip forward a bit to1 Kings chapter 1and verse number 1. And this verse, if you go and read it, it says something very short and very simple. It says basically David got really old and…
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…find out why today. Because in 1 Kings chapter 11, we see that the world's answers will always leave you empty. We follow Solomon's story. From1 Kings chapter 1, all the way through chapter 10, we learn and we read about everything that we've talked about to this point, about how he climbed higher and…
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…at a relatively unknown but highly influential king named Josiah. And Josiah ruled in Judah. And a break walk through history would tell us that in1 Kings chapter 1, Solomon is anointed king. And he builds a temple and he leads Israel through the season of peace and prosperity. But as Solomon ages, we begin to…
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…I'm gonna say something in just a minute, not to hurt anybody, but uh to help somebody. Look back again at 1 Samuel 22, 1 Samuel 22, and pick up1 Kings chapter 1. You're doing great. 1 Samuel 22, 1 Kings 1. I'm still gonna give you some time back. 1 Samuel 22 and 1 Kings chapter 1. Now let me make a…
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…his line, his devidic line would be the one that would bring the Messiah into the world and his and God made that promise to him. Everything infirst kings chapter 1is based on all that. So the fact that we studied 2 Samuel 7 was a preparation for this chapter and by the way for the New Testament. You cannot…
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…overview of what we're gonna do today. How's that? So the first thing that we're gonna do is we are going to overview the story of king Solomon in1 Kings, chapters 1through 11. Okay. I'm gonna briefly go through them, kind of an overview, and then after that, we are going to dive into some wisdom with him being…
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…This is a great time to be jumping in and reading, so just start with us. Stop trying to catch up. You're caught up. We're all in this together.First Kings, chapter 1, tomorrow. Join us on the reading plan. Second Samuel is all about the rule of King David. The book can be broken down into three sections. The…
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…an off-the-rack Old Testament costume. This is a specially crafted costume designed to look like the greatest of Old Testament prophets, Elijah. In1 Kings chapter 1, it describes the prophet Elijah as one who spent time in the desert. If you'll remember, he was fed by ravens, miraculously bringing him food. And…
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…the promise didn't go to him, even though he was king for a hot minute. He was not the true son of David. Solomon was. This is described in1 Kings chapter 1, the rivalry between the kings and the uh promise gets passed down through Solomon. That becomes the line of David through all the hundreds of…
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…begins with the letter L. He tried material things. He said, There's the answer. Make money. Major on the tangible. And he did. And if you read1 Kings chapters 1through 13, you find there the lavish resume of the financial holdings of this Old Testament tycoon. He became the wealthiest man not only of his…
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…14 this week, the question that was ringing through my head was, how did we get here? Like if you've been with us throughout the entire study of1 Kings, chapters 1through 10 is awesome. Like Solomon takes over the throne of David, and the nation of Israel is in the golden age. They are wealthy, united under a…
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…picks up at about 970. All this BC, okay? So then you have the divided kingdom after King Solomon, and we'll get into that because uh uh for us in1 Kings chapters 1through 11 will be all about Solomon, his rise and his decline, his rise and his demise, if you want to say it that way. I mean, that's what…
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…Distort the reality because their religion was about numbers. enemies, those are enemies of Christ. They're coming after Christ's people. In1 Kings chapter 1, we're told all these wonderful, glorious promises about David and the son of David, the one who would come from the line of David. When David is…
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…guilty. And they're pleading guilty and saying, Have mercy on me. I'm going to hold on to the horns of the altar. Now, you find examples of this in1 Kings chapters 1and 2. After a failed coup, Adonijah and Joab are both afraid of how the newly appointed King Solomon is going to punish them. And so they flee to…
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…You have to go back towards the end of your Bible past several Old Testament books, and you get to 1 and 2 Samuel and then 1 Kings. And so we go to1 Kings chapter 1and verse 32. This is a time in Israel's history when David is king over Israel. David and Bathsheba are now past their adulterous time, and they…
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…did David die? At the end of his Reign. So what age? Is that mess with anybody's sunday-school imagination? It's even more strange. When you go toFirst Kings chapter 1, and you see his physical condition, he could not even warm himself, no matter. How many blankets they put on him. I mean, when you read about the…
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…of the subject. With that being said, would you turn in the Old Testament with me to the book of First Kings? and chapter 1 beginning in verse 5,First Kings chapter 1, beginning in verse 5, There will be a growing neglect of Parental discipleship. And here is an example for us to consider First Kings 15. We read…
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