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1 Kings 21:4 · BSB
21:4 So Ahab went to his palace, sullen and angry because Naboth the Jezreelite had told him, “I will not give you the inheritance of my fathers.” He lay down on his bed, turned his face away, and refused to eat.
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…into all kingdoms of the earth because of Manassee, the son of Hezekiah, king of Judah, for that which he did in Jerusalem. Now, if you would go toFirst Kings, chapter 21, we're gonna look at a third example. So number one, we saw Nineveh. Number two, we saw Judah. Now, number three, we're gonna look at King Ahab.…
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…the seeds in the mind of Amnon to commit this grievous sin, and he's there to see the outcome and essentially he's not affected by it at all. Go to1 Kings chapter 21. 1 Kings chapter 21, if you would. 1 Kings chapter 21. You know, beware of the aunt, you know, who's highly esteemed in your family as being the…
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…Your house. As Proverbs 14 .1 says. The wise woman builds the house. But the foolish pulls it down. With her hands. We have this sad account. In1 Kings chapter 21. Verse 25. Of the woman Jezebel. Scripture says. But there was no one like Ahab. Who sold himself to do wickedness. In the sight of the Lord.…
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…so that the pleases the Lord. He committed. He committed by by killing one of his citizens. So God sent Elijah to him and and saying Kings here infirst Kings chapter 21, it says that God says to him, go unto unto Ahab and proclaim a message to Ahab. And this is what God says, thou said the Lord, Hast thou killed,…
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…or having been hanged. But there's also a pattern that we see of buying a piece of property that becomes a field of blood. For example, in1 Kings chapter 21, the wicked king Ahab wanted a vineyard. He wanted a piece of property that a man named Naboth owned. And Naboth said, No, I'm not going to give…
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…a person lives by. You should have some things in your life that you don't compromise on. I give you a biblical uh uh uh paradigm for it.First Kings chapter 21, a man named Naboth owned a vineyard, and King Ahab, who was married to a lady named Jezebel, let the name tell you what that was like. Uh and and…
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