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1 Kings 12:21 · BSB
12:21 And when Rehoboam arrived in Jerusalem, he mobilized the whole house of Judah and the tribe of Benjamin—180,000 chosen warriors—to fight against the house of Israel and restore the kingdom to Rehoboam son of Solomon.
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I want you to turn to1 Kings chapter 12. 1 Kings chapter 12. Thanks for all those who are doing the music tonight and everything. 1 Kings 12. And Exodus chapter 1. And good. Come on in.…
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…the place where you are to worship. And we know ultimately that he chose Jerusalem, and that's the location where the temple is built. But in1 Kings chapter 12, when the ten northern tribes of Israel split off from the two southern tribes, they, the first king of Samaria, Jeroboam, decided to change the…
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…an idolater. The Bible says, with such a one, no, not to eat. Why? Because they're toxic. It's leaven. It can spread. It can corrupt you. Go to1 Kings chapter 12. 1 Kings chapter 12, if you would. 1 Kings chapter 12. What's the title of the sermon? The title of the sermon is Beware of Toxicity. You got to…
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…company with. We all have slumps, but it doesn't mean we have to we have to live in that thing. Abiathar uh made a decision that was made. Look at1 Kings chapter 12. Are you getting it tonight? I mean, this is practical, and I know it's practical. It's meant to be. 1 Kings chapter 12. People sometimes get to…
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…be going through a passage that shows what you want to do to make good choices. If you have your Bibles with you this morning, go ahead and turn to1 Kings chapter 12. And in this passage, we will see that before you make any big decision, you have to seek wise advice. Because this the key to good decision making…
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…there, isn't it? Look at that. Because again, this is not a private issue that he has. This actually is policy. We might use that word policy. Uhfirst kings chapter 12goes on to record really one of the one of the most tragic religious innovations in the old testament actually because Jeroboam changed really the…
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…is something that goes on that you think, well, this just this wrecked everything. Why did that have to happen? Well, we're going to see this inFirst Kings chapter 12. And the applications to the church era are multitude. And I'm picking this out for two reasons. This section here, I'm just picking a key section…
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…Now you're going to find this recorded in first Kings. There's there's a lot of ground we're going to be covering for the time that we have, butFirst Kings chapter 12and First Kings chapter 14 and 2 Chronicles chapter 9 or majority of what you'll find of what we're considering briefly this this uh evening. But…
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…Kings. Israel has split into the northern kingdom and the southern kingdom. There's been the secession and kind of a civil war between them. And in1 Kings chapter 12, the passage right before ours, King Jeroboam, the ruler of the northern kingdom, is concerned that his people are going to travel south into…
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…I'm closing with this, that we learn. Go back one, please. That we learn from Rehoboam for Christians today. You know, and hang with me here. In1 Kings chapter 12, Solomon's son, Rehoboam, becomes king. You get the picture. The people of Israel tell Rehoboam they'll gladly serve him if he actually lightens…
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…for me, I'm going to Hartley Baptist Bible College. I am a music minister major, so this is also pretty new. But all right, we're going to be inFirst Kings chapter 12. We're going to be reading 2 verses, verse 3 and 4. And it says that they sent and called him, and Jeroboam and all the congregation of Israel came…
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…Testament narrative. So we're going to read just a couple verses to open up with, and then we'll pray and we'll jump into this story tonight. Butfirst kings, chapter 12, we're going to start in verse number one. The Bible says, and Rehoboam went to Shechem, for all Israel were come to Shechem to make him king. And…
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…We have no inheritance in the son of Jesse. Every man to his ten so Israel. Does it sound familiar to anyone? Probably not. Well, come with me to1 Kings chapter 12. I mean, what happens in, what happens to David, after David came Solomon, he had this glorious kingdom, although he then turned away from the…
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…we get past Rehoboam and Jeroboam, it gets to flipping through the kings pretty quick sometimes, but if you found, go ahead and turn over there to1 Kings chapter 12, or excuse me, chapter 14 here tonight, and get into the right place here, all right, because as we saw last time, the northern kingdom had cast…
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…king. The leader of God's people is gracious. He absorbs in himself the cost of people's rebellion and restores them to himself. Interestingly, in1 Kings chapter 12, the nation does split apart. This crack between Judah and the other 10 tribes becomes a huge rift and the nation is split in two forever. And what…
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…in these sins of Jeroboam by worshiping golden calves. And if you're new with us, or maybe if you just need a refresher, I could take you back to1 Kings chapter 12, where it all started. Back then, we had the kingdom. After Solomon had split. And one of the two parts in the north went to a man named Jeroboam.…
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1 Kings,1 Kings chapter 12tonight as we continue looking at our series here talking about transitions. And as the children of Israel we're experiencing a transition in…
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But we saw here tonight, as we're going to begin looking here in1 Kings chapter 12, but just to kind of work through here a little bit, remember that the kingdom that God established through David and Solomon is now on the verge…
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…king as they come here to Shechem where we're going to pick up here tonight is where he was going to be acknowledged by all Israel. So look here in1 Kings chapter 12as we pick up here and we'll read through the first five verses here as we get started here tonight. And it says And Rehoboam sent to Shechem for…
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…and a whole lot more ferocious than that. It had taken place hundreds of years before and in your Bible it records when it divided it was back inFirst Kings chapter 12was after the death of Solomon. And his son's name was Rehoboam. And Rehoboam took over the kingdom and sat on the throne and made some terrible…
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