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1 Kings 6:20 · BSB
6:20 The inner sanctuary was twenty cubits long, twenty cubits wide, and twenty cubits high. He overlaid the inside with pure gold, and he also overlaid the altar of cedar.
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…length, width, and height are equal. And this reminds us, or should remind us of the most holy place in the temple, which was also a perfect cube.First Kings, chapter 6and verse 20 tells us 20 cubits long, 20 cubits wide, and 20 cubits high. So this tells us that the city is literally. Is not literally 1500 miles,…
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…stones. Analogy, but your stone has been set in the wall of the temple. What's interesting is the way God blessed them to build the temple back in1 Kings chapter 6. I'll just I'll point you there so you can go and read it and prove that I don't make this stuff up. We should take everything from Scripture,…
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…to cry. I tell you what, there's a relief to that mom. And when there's new birth going on, there's some noise involved. Look, if you would at1 Kings chapter 6and 1 Chronicles 20, stay with me. 1 Kings chapter 6, and let me get to where I'm going. 1 Kings 6 and 2 Chronicles chapter 20. Now watch this…
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…of your sons will. And even though David would not build the house, he did lay up great riches. for that temple to one day be built. We're told in1 Kings chapter 6that the construction of the temple began in Solomon's fourth year as he reigned and it was completed in the 11th year, 480 years after the…
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…me, let me tell you who I am. Now I'm going to spoil a little bit of the story because we won't get there soon, maybe 1-1 day down the line. ButFirst Kings chapter 6and eight, I'm spoiling the story a little bit. David is going to have a son named Solomon. David is David's son. Solomon is going to build the…
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…overlaid them with gold and spread gold on the cherubim and on the palm trees. That's just the doors. Uh it's an absolutely magnificent temple. Uhfirst Kings chapter 6, if you want to read more of the detail, there's plenty of it there. And the imagery that was carved into those doors was supposed to be a…
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…same exact shape. You go back to the Old Covenant, the Holy of Holies, the most holy place within the temple where God dwelt was a perfect cube. In1 Kings chapter 6, the inner sanctuary, this is the Holy of Holies, was 20 cubits long, 20 cubits wide, and 20 cubits high, and it was overlaid with pure gold.…
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…of God. In the Old Testament, the New Testament, and what's to come in the Old Testament, Solomon builds the temple and this is what we read inFirst Kings chapter 6. He prepared the inner sanctuary within the temple to set the ark of the covenant of the Lord there. I need to pause because not everybody knows…
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…was zealous for the temple, as were all pious Jews. Why? Well, on the most basic level, you could say, the temple was beautiful. If you look at1 Kings chapter 6, you'll see that the entire inside of the temple was covered in cedar wood and all of it was elaborately carved. In the form of gourds and open…
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…down, though, in 1 Kings, chapter 15, we have this guy named Bashah who wipes out all of Jeroboam's descendants. And then the Next chapter in1 Kings, chapter 6, this guy named Zimri wipes out all of Baasha's family. It's just because when you have descendants, they're a threat because they have this…
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…1,000 women in your life. And guess what? In 1 Kings, chapter 3, the Bible says and Solomon loved the Lord, he had only one wife then. And then in1 Kings, chapter 6, or chapter 9, I think, the Bible says and Solomon loved so many strange women. See how his evil associations took him away from God, brought a lot…
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…in prayer. Why friends, do we celebrate Palm Sunday? Why do we take this day and look at palm trees? I want to just show you 2 scriptures 1 from1 Kings chapter 6if you can put it up please. This is the Old Testament. For those who don't know, it's 2000 years before this scripture was written. It says on the…
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…Daniel had been taught from a young age to pray towards the temple, but why the temple? Let me explain to you, Solomon's temple. If you look in1 Kings chapter 6, it was not an inconceivable structure from the outside, it was a little bit smaller than this building. But let me tell you, 1 Kings chapter 6 is…
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…But I'm I'm excited to be able to go through this together, and uh this is a this is an amazing passage. Uh let me let me pray before we read uh1 Kings chapter 6. This is uh a prayer of uh John Wesley, it's his covenant prayer. Lord, I am no longer my own, but yours. Put me to what you will, place me with…
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First Kings Chapter 7. Does anyone remember howFirst Kings Chapter 6concluded? Well, it's right there. So you remember now, don't you? First Kings Chapter 6 concluded with the summation of the time that it took to…
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…session. We can take our time. Amen. Of these things we cannot now speak in detail, but be encouraged. We're going to get into some deep things inFirst Kings Chapter 6. And though it is pretty overwhelming, I want to make it the least overwhelming for you. And and the way to do that, I believe is to come to this…
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…being built, and lastly the glory that went into the temple that was being built. And our time is going to be consecrated in one specific chapter,First Kings chapter 6and those this turn, our bibles that are first first kings chapter 6 beginning in verse one. And let's look at the timing in which the Temple was…
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…the construction process of the temple of God. And how it relates to you and I being the Temple of the Holy Spirit today. Can I show it to youfirst Kings chapter 6? Look at this one verse with its glorious description of how this building project came about. 1st Kings. Chapter 6. Look at this verse and pay…
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…who are far off and without hope and without God. We're actually being made part of this holy dwelling place of God on earth as it is in heaven. In1 Kings chapter 6, the temple is built and it's described as God's dwelling place amongst his people. It's where his presence is going to be made known. It's where…
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…means drawn out, rescued from the water, which is what happened to him. If I may, I'll nerd out just for a second. Can't help it. We know that in1 Kings chapter 6, where Solomon built his temple. We know that Solomon built the temple in 967 B.C., a long time ago. But it says in 1 Kings 6, And if you pick up…
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