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1 Kings 2:26 · BSB
2:26 Then the king said to Abiathar the priest, “Go back to your fields in Anathoth. Even though you deserve to die, I will not put you to death at this time, since you carried the ark of the Lord GOD before my father David, and you suffered through all that my father suffered.”
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…and when he died, his body would go into the grave and he says to the first century audience, you know this, right? Because you know the account in1 Kings chapter 2about David's death and burial in the tomb. And no one has wondered whether David has come back from the dead. Everyone knows he died. So when…
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…fathers, we wish you a happy Father's Day. Remember this portion of the story of God as it is written in the book that we love. From the book ofFirst Kings, chapter 2. Now the days of David drew near that he should die, and he charged Solomon his son, saying, I go the way of all the earth. Be strong therefore,…
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…what do you mean it's a pattern in the Bible? Oh yeah, not just Jesus where he's not answering to check resolve. Remember Elijah with Elisha in1 Kings chapter 2? He's like, just go away, go away. And we see he says, No, I'm not going away. Wherever you go, I'm going. That's the type of resolve that you have…
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…got in with the wrong men. He got in with Anonijah. He got in with Joab. Zadok, if you would, in verse 8, stayed away. But look what happens at1 Kings chapter 2. And notice verse 26. Verse 26. Solomon goes and look what he says to Abiathar. And then Abiathar the priest said, The king, get thee to Anathoth…
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…in God's ways, and he is submitting to God in his word, not just internal thoughts or piety, but in every area of their lives. Hear what it says in1 Kings chapter 2, beginning in verse 1, it says this, now the days of David drew near that he should die, and he charged Solomon his son, saying, I go the way of…
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…turns around and he says but hey what about Chimham? Can you give Chimham what you're gonna give to me? Who is Chimham? Well we might conclude fromfirst Kings chapter 2and verse 7 and the ancient historian Josephus tell us that he is a son of Barzillai. Barzillai has many sons. We also see that there is a place…
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…teach leaders, speak into their life, be a father figure. And I said, okay. And God took me to the life of Elijah and Elisha. Every prophet in1 Kings chapter 2, it says, every prophet said to Elisha, Your master is going to be taken. Hang on, hang on. The prophet said, the ones who were being trained by…
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…here. Where Joab was a great warrior, Joab was also a discouragement. Or you say, how do you really think David felt about it? One more scripture,1 Kings chapter 2. And there's no doubt how David feels about it. And then let me talk to you a little bit tonight. 1 Kings chapter 2. 1 Kings chapter 2. And you…
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…your heart your word today. Lord I thank you for the opportunity to speak as an oracle of God. God I pray that we hear you in Jesus name. Amen. Uhfirst Kings chapter 2I want to read just a few verses to kind of set the stage this this morning. Uh verse one says this. As the time of King David's death approached,…
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…whereas Joab's killing of Abner was cold and premeditated. You see David's inability to act eventually caught up to him. You see in verseFirst Kings chapter 2, David was dying and giving final instructions to Solomon his son. When he says in verse 5. Now you yourself know that Joab, the son of Zariah, did…
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…I mentioned that there were three times, Barzili, I was mentioned. I've only looked at 2:00. There's one more. It's only one verse. That's theFirst Kings chapter 2. Will you turn there? I know we've been jumping all over Second Samuel and 1st Kings the last couple weeks, but the only way for us to be able to…
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…that truly wanted to honor his Lord. And so by the end of his life, he wanted to challenge his son Solomon. So the Bible tells us these words inFirst Kings chapter 2verse #1 As David's time to die drew near, he charged Solomon his son, saying, I am going the way of all the earth. Be strong therefore, and show…
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…that man? And it's so easy to see how the succession of godliness can be very easily interrupted in a family term in your Bible, if you would, TheFirst Kings chapter 2. By way of introduction, First Kings chapter 2, David, King David is about to die. David over 50 years earlier was anointed king of Israel. He did…
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…him, at least not then. He's done. His goose is cooked. Alright, now we're on number four. And we go to another chapter. We're all the way into1 Kings chapter 2. That's a 2 at the top. It's Kings 2. And verses 5 and 6. So now, in this part, we already had him really old. He couldn't keep himself warm,…
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…we have this interesting bit about the way Amasa died, the one he betrayed. Joab was a traitor and he killed in a cowardly way. And later on in1 Kings chapter 2, we see that he is killed in a just way, but in a coward's, he gets what's coming to him in a very cowardly way himself. He cowers and he is killed…
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First Kings Chapter 2and what we're going to be considering together is the 1st 11 verses of this chapter. As you can tell, this is a very lengthy chapter, like many…
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…God's kingdom will ultimately be established by one greater than King David and greater than King Solomon, and his name is Jesus. These events in1 Kings chapter 2were a foreshadowing of another day, an even greater day. As this, we see this transition of power from David. Now it's Solomon. And some people…
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…him as king and his accomplishments and what he was able to do and his abilities. And what was ringing in my mind as I was scaling throughFirst Kings chapter 2-3 all the way up to 10 and 11 all through that, as as you were just you're just reading this blueprint of this man's amazing capacity. Jesus is…
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…I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, remember that? I'll fear no evil, for you're with me. Well, David eventually succumbed to death.1 Kings chapter 2tells the story when David died. So one day, David would be in a valley of a shadow of death that would eventually take him into death. His…
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…Chooses this man, you know what I find so interesting because obviously his blood is still boiling about what job did to his son Absalom, but go toFirst Kings chapter 2and I want you to see something. That is omitted that is I think instructive about David's development. If you go to verse 5, he speaks about joab.…
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