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1 Kings 18:40 · BSB
18:40 Then Elijah ordered them, “Seize the prophets of Baal! Do not let a single one escape.” So they seized them, and Elijah brought them down to the Kishon Valley and slaughtered them there.
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…and the Bible is making this connection. The Bible is making a connection between the Old Testament Jezebel and the New Testament Jezebel. Go to1 Kings chapter 18. 1 Kings 18. Look even if you're not in church the name Jezebel has a very negative connotation doesn't it? I mean I kind of grew up in a Christian…
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…This is a bold message that Elijah came before Ahab to proclaim. Pastor Dale Tunnell: In 1 Kings 17, where we started. Pastor Dale Tunnell: But in1 Kings chapter 18, the message is no less bold. Pastor Dale Tunnell: You have your Bibles open. Pastor Dale Tunnell: They were there for the scripture reading.…
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…and then uh we will have a brief message. Let's all stand up. Our scripture reading today is from 1 Kings chapter 18, verse 25 to verse 40.1 Kings chapter 18, uh, verse 25 to verse 40. And the story, this story happens on Mount Camel. Elijah said to the prophets of Baal, choose one of the bulls and…
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…for the work of the kingdom. How did we get to this place where we can say that's okay? Read it, read it through these lenses as we go today. So,1 Kings chapter 18, that's a little bit of the context. We're looking at Ahab. He's about 70 to 80 years after Solomon, which we covered last week. And at this point,…
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Tonight, would you turn to1 Kings chapter 18and Joshua chapter 2? 1 Kings chapter 18 and Joshua chapter 2. I want to introduce something now quickly to you and show you a couple scriptures. I…
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…and switch it up a little bit last minute. And I want to draw our attention to when Elijah was having this showdown with the prophets of Baal in1 Kings chapter 18and verse 21, Elijah goes and confronts these prophets. He says, How long? How long will you go limping between two different opinions? If the Lord…
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…go to the first one. I haven't told you even to open the Bible yet. Praise God. We love the Word of God around here. Ahab, you can find him in1 Kings chapter 18. I'm just kind of telling a story this morning. There's too much Bible to read, to read it all. Hopefully you're doing your homework. If you're…
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…have bought it at Timu. But God reigns over all gods. Dagon is nothing compared to our God. Recall how Elijah challenged the prophets of Baal infirst Kings chapter 18. He confronted 450 prophets of Baal and 400 prophets of Asherah. Baal was a pretty big deal, so they thought. Baal's prophets called on him from…
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…was. And in Leviticus is where we find all those things. And let's turn back to First Kings. I'm going to start the Old Testament this morning inFirst Kings. chapter 18. You know where I'm going. But you know, God was uh revealing himself to the nation of Israel in the in the burnt offering. You know, it was on the…
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…the Lord. Choose you this day who you will serve. Make a choice. Look at the sixth pairing, if you would. I'm sorry, the fifth pairing. Look at1 Kings chapter 18. You're doing great. 1 Kings chapter 18 and 2 Kings chapter 9. 1 Kings 18. 2 Kings chapter 9. Choose you this day whom you will serve. 1 Kings 18,…
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…Amen. Are you with me this morning? Amen. If you got your Bibles with you, or if you got your phones out with your Bibles on, I want you to turn to1 Kings chapter 18and verse 30. And I'm just gonna read one verse right now. Amen. 1 Kings chapter 18 and verse 30. And when you found it, say amen. Amen. Wait just…
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…we're on fire all the time. We stay lit for Jesus. Amen. And so, you know, I just wanted to start before I get too far. I'll just I'll start in1 Kings chapter 18, which is a wonderful chapter. And it talks about Elijah. And then the King Ahab is king, and there's a severe drought. And all of Israel was…
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…one from the Bible and one from living memory. There'd been a drought in Israel and no rain for 3 years, and this account is in the book of1 Kings chapter 18. And the prophet Elijah had a big standoff with the in vogue priests of the idol Baal. And he says to the king Ahab, "Get home, the rain is…
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…2, when God hears the cries of his people in bondage in Egypt. And the very next chapter he calls out Moses to go do something about it. I think of1 Kings chapter 18, when Elijah is up on Mount Carmel, and the prophets of Baal are begging Baal, this false God, begging Baal to send down fire to prove once and for…
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…through to kind of be his mouthpiece, his spokesperson to the whole nation. Well, Elijah was that guy and God was using him in a mighty way. And inFirst Kings chapter 18and 19, we see this this story where Elijah is being mightily used of God. As a matter of fact, in those days, there were there were these…
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…come to the tail end of the of this month. May we understand this. We also see Elijah in 1 King. You may not have to, but you can read it on yourfirst Kings chapter 18, from verse 30 to 1239. You'll be able to see Elijah's story on the Baal and their sacrifice that came when he prayed. And a nation was redeemed. A…
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…of new things and how God operates. And so we're gonna look at that through the life of Elijah. And so if you will, turn with me in your Bibles to1 Kings chapter 18, and we're gonna look at how God did a new thing in the progression or the process of receiving that new thing uh as God worked through Elijah the…
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…run after other gods. That they promise you happiness, but they actually can only deliver you sorrows. Reminds me of a story in the scriptures in1 Kings chapter 18. 1 Kings chapter 18, the people of God were chasing after the God Baal and Asherah, and they were, they had not completely just abandoned Yahweh,…
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…that he will be anointed. Okay. Glory to God. 1 Kings 18 37. 1 Kings 18 37. The Lord had to snitch on Saul so that he would be anointed. 1 Kings.1 Kings. Chapter 18. Let's see another scenario here. 1837. Are we all there? 1837. Hear me, O Lord, hear me, that these people may know thou art the Lord God and thou…
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…who has loved you to the extent that He has loved you too, and yet you were inconsistent toward Him. When we go back to the ministry of Elijah inFirst Kings chapter 18, he addresses God's people for their inconsistency. They were wavering. Watch how he says this in verse 21. Elijah went out before the people and…
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