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1 Kings 12:7 · BSB
12:7 They replied, “If you will be a servant to these people and serve them this day, and if you will respond by speaking kind words to them, they will be your servants forever.”
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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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…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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…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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…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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…to understand what's happening here. We're not going to read it all because we don't have time to read it all. I'd love to. But if you go to1 Kings chapter 12, you will find that at one point Israel had been one nation. There were 12 tribes. We won't name them all. But two of the tribes had remained loyal…
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…shows is God's image-bearing people abandoning all sense of submission to the rightful king to instead do what's right in their own eyes. And1 Kings chapter 12shows us the stark reality of that picture. The kind of kind of dominion that God gave Adam in Genesis chapter 1 and Genesis chapter 2 is shattered…
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…gods that are not God. And to cut a long story short, Solomon's great kingdom collapsed. After he died, it split into two inferior kingdoms. That's1 Kings chapter 12. In the north, was the kingdom that retained the name Israel. To the south, there was a smaller kingdom that was known as Judah. Judah had…
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…what he says to them. Mmm, Verse 28. So the king consulted, make two golden calves and he said to the people. Here's what he said. Verse 28 ofFirst Kings chapter 12First Kings chapter 12, I'm sorry. I said there were 13, didn't I? Sorry, 12:28 so the king consulted made to Golden calves, and he said to them,…
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…alternatives to the house of the Lord down in Jerusalem he set them up King Jeroboam this sort of idolatrous alternative worship system it's in1 Kings chapter 12if you want to read about that and Bethel in a very strange chapter in 1 Kings chapter 13 Bethel had been visited by a prophet don't know his name…
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Okay,1 Kings chapter 12, beginning at verse 1. Rehoboam went to Shechem, for all Israel had gone there to make him king. When Jeroboam, son of Nebat, heard this, he was…
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…the same refrain that two generations later, Jeroboam, who splits off and actually forms the northern kingdom of Israel, he says the same thing in1 Kings chapter 12. Every man to his tent, so Israel. We have no inheritance in the son of Jesse. But, you know, if you've been here through the story of 2 Samuel,…
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