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1 Kings 22:34 · BSB
22:34 However, a certain man drew his bow without taking special aim, and he struck the king of Israel between the joints of his armor. So the king said to his charioteer, “Turn around and take me out of the battle, for I am badly wounded!”
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…in a rear tent. Safely, no. He was out there on the battlefield. He had won important victories and walked away from them. Like the one recorded in1 Kings chapter 22. Very last chapter. The very battle that the Syrians fought against Israel. In which the wicked Israelite king Ahab, although warned not to go into…
Chapter mention AI-generated transcript cited as “1 Kings chapter 22”
…you know I will. Verse 7. He even repeats the very same thing that he had said earlier to Jehoram's father Ahab, if you remember back at the end of1 Kings chapter 22. I am as you are. My people are as your people. My horses are your horses. It's verbatim what he said to Ahab, which is kind of eerie. Because…
Chapter mention AI-generated transcript cited as “1 Kings chapter 22”
…with Elijah, after the contest, that Elijah won, and Jezebel basically said, hey, seize him, he's not dead by tomorrow. And even very recently, in1 Kings, chapter 22, you had Ahaziah's father, Ahab, seizing the prophet, Micaiah, and holding him, as a prisoner, until I'm safely back, which never happened. But…
Chapter mention AI-generated transcript cited as “1 Kings, chapter 22”
Good morning everybody. If you could open your Bibles to1 Kings chapter 22, the last chapter of 1 Kings. 1 Kings and verse 51. This is on page 366 of the Red Church Bible. 366. So it's 1 Kings chapter 22 and verse 51. And…
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