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1 Kings 20:35 · BSB
20:35 Meanwhile, by the word of the LORD, one of the sons of the prophets said to his companion, “Strike me, please!” But the man refused to strike him.
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…prepared a whale to swallow him up, okay? Obviously you have animals in the plagues of Egypt as well that he used to judge the nation of Egypt. In1 Kings chapter 20, a lion slays a man who refuses God's command. So he disobeys God and then God prepares a lion to kill him. He doesn't eat him, he just slays him,…
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…or cities. Even before when the kings of Israel were reigning, we see them fighting against, the nations around them. And when they win in1 Kings chapter 20, the king that was fighting against them was advised that this is a God of the hills. That's why they won. So we must fight them in the plains. But…
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[SPEAKER_00]: Praise the Lord. [SPEAKER_00]: Would you want me infirst Kings chapter 20, first Kings chapter 20, starting in verse 35, first Kings chapter 20, verse 35, it says, and a certain man of the sons of the prophet said to his…
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…Near East was very much linked to geographical location. So a certain God was associated with a particular area. A great example of that is in1 Kings chapter 20. The Syrian king, Ben Haddad, had come to launch an offensive against Israel. He came with a vast army expecting to win, but they engaged in battle…
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…battle for Ahab it is telling us and pointing us to the fact that well God is the one who wins the battle for us on our behalf keep your finger in1 Kings chapter 20and have a look at 1 Corinthians it is on page 1144 on page 1144 1 Corinthians chapter 18 you see God won the battle for us supremely on the cross…
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