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1 Kings 8:35 · BSB
8:35 When the skies are shut and there is no rain because Your people have sinned against You, and they pray toward this place and confess Your name, and they turn from their sins because You have afflicted them,
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…contain, is gonna live in this house. And even in all of its grandeur, how small did that look compared to God? And Solomon asked the question in1 Kings chapter 8Shall God indeed dwell upon the earth? Shall God indeed dwell upon the earth? I mean, is God who inhabits the eternal heavens going to dwell on the…
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…that because that is what brings the most delivery to Jesus. We live different than the rest of the world. This is always possible. God's ways. InFirst Kings, chapter 8, Solomon is dedicating the temple. Here's what he says in verses likewise, when the forehead is not missions and righteousness missions isn't new…
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…of gospel progress. We pray all this in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen. Amen. If you've got a Bible, I invite you to take it and open up to1 Kings chapter 8. First Kings is the book in the Old Testament, kind of about, I don't know, about a half inch from the very beginning of 1 Kings chapter 8. We're…
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…at God's word, and then I'm going to pray and ask the Holy Spirit to enlighten our hearts and minds with all he wants us to receive. Reading from1 Kings chapter 8, 22 to 34, and then 41 to 43. Then Solomon stood before the altar of the Lord, in the presence of all the assembly of Israel, and spread out his…
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…among his people. I wonder, did Asaph remember the words of Solomon whenever he had opened the temple years before? Read about that event in1 Kings chapter 8where Solomon prays in dedication. May your eyes be opened toward this temple night and day. This place of which you have said, my name shall be…
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…game. He wasn't going to keep ducking and dodging. For his entire life in exile, it seems, Daniel had prayed facing Jerusalem. Just as Solomon in1 Kings chapter 8had said the people would. Daniel, you see, knows where he's at in God's redemptive history. And he knows how to act in line with the word of God.…
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…fairly low level already. Well, like last week, this week we'll be moving around in Solomon's story in 1 Kings, but we'll camp out a little bit in1 Kings chapter 8. So I'd invite you to turn to 1 Kings chapter 8, and then keep your Bibles open in front of you. Those who were here this morning, we had quite a…
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…window is open and it's facing Jerusalem. Now, that is not superstition. That is scriptural. What is Daniel doing? Well, he's recalling a verse in1 Kings chapter 8. You can look it up afterwards. But it's Solomon's prayer of dedication. And there, Solomon is anticipating a day when God's people will be in…
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…he do that? It seems a bit strange. What's so special about Jerusalem and kind of praying towards Jerusalem? Well, you can have a flick back to1 Kings chapter 8if you want. If not, just listen. 1 Kings chapter 8, verse 48. Here it's foretelling that God's people were going to end up in exile. So this is…
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