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1 Kings 8:50 · BSB
8:50 May You forgive Your people who have sinned against You and all the transgressions they have committed against You, and may You grant them compassion in the eyes of their captors to show them mercy.
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…have chosen for what? To make my name dwell there. See, these walls are about making God's name known. I want to further convince you this at uh uh1 Kings chapter 8. Solomon, the king who built this temple, that these walls would protect. He says this in 1 Kings 8:41, 41 through 43. Likewise, when a foreigner…
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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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I want to read for you a few verses from first chapter, uh1 Kings chapter 8. 1 Kings chapter 8, and I'm gonna read the first 11 verses of a very long chapter, and then we are gonna go into the word from there. You ready?…
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If you've got a copy of the scriptures and you want to follow along, we'll be in the Old Testament this morning,1 Kings chapter 8. When we go somewhere one time, we do have to weigh a little bit of background and context to sort of understand how we got here and what it is we…
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…fruit. And when I say fruit, don't just hear me say that Israel should have been godlier than it was. No, when the temple was built and dedicated,1 Kings chapter 8, Solomon prayed for it, and he tells you what the temple. Is supposed to be like. He says, if my people Israel turn back towards the temple and…
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…physical sanctuary, both the one that Moses built and then it's superseded by the one that Solomon builds, the temple of God in Jerusalem. In1 Kings chapter 8, after Solomon builds and dedicates the temple, the text says that the glory of God filled the sanctuary. But we also know that the earthly temples…
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…beautiful movable temple and God comes and he rests his glory there. They build this the temples David and Solomon the one that Solomon inhabitsFirst Kings chapter 8Second Chronicles 5 and God rests his glory there. John chapter one verse 14 says that the word Jesus became flesh and dwelt among us. He made his…
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…from each one of us. >> See what's being stated there is that not about locations, right? Solomon knew that even the heavens could not contain God.First Kings chapter 827 says, "What? But will a God indeed dwell on the earth? Behold, heaven and the heaven of heavens cannot contain you. How much less this temple…
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…and joy that only He can offer. And the truth that I am Speaking of today can be found in Solomon's prayer at the dedication of the temple inFirst Kings chapter 8. And I invite you to turn with me in your Bibles to that portion of Scripture, First Kings chapter 8, verse 38 down to verse 39, and I will wait…
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…then go to Psalm 134 and Psalm 134 reads this way. Lift up your hands in the sanctuary and bless the Lord. And we know we read the story back inFirst Kings chapter 8and 22 that when Solomon prayed and he dedicated to temple, he lifted up his hands to heaven that he prayed. When David prayed several times it's…
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…then go to Psalm 134 and Psalm 134 reads this way. Lift up your hands in the sanctuary and bless the Lord. And we know we read the story back inFirst Kings chapter 8and 22 that when Solomon prayed and he dedicated to temple. He lifted up his hands to heaven and he prayed when David prayed several times it's…
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…the created. Think of Psalm 113. Who is like the Lord our God, who is seated on high, who looks down on the heavens and the earth? Transcendence,1 Kings chapter 8. But will God indeed dwell on the earth? Behold, heaven and the highest heaven cannot contain you. How much less this house that I have built.…
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…Listen, God kept his promises. To Israel. Despite their unfaithfulness, I think of it the dedication of the temple. Saul dedicated the temple inFirst Kings. Chapter 8. Verse 50. Six he says this. Blessed be the Lord that hath given rest unto his people Israel. According to all that he. Promised there has not…
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…building a legacy and not living in our pain and frustration any longer. Let's move forward with what God called us to do. Verse one: it's,First Kings, chapter 8. Then King Solomon summoned into his presence at Jerusalem the elders of Israel, all the heads of the tribes and the chiefs of the Israelite…
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…all times. First Kings 8:27 says, Behold the heaven, and the heaven of heavens cannot contain thee. I think about Solomon as he is praying there in1 Kings chapter 8. They had just built the temple in Jerusalem. When they completed the temple, there was a big dedication of that temple. And at that temple…
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…somebody was going to jump in or not. But this pilgrimage that was called for them to do was actually mandated by God himself that can be found in1 Kings chapter 8. In verses 10 and 11, God actually told the Israelites for them to go, to come where his presence was. And that was because the road was uncertain,…
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…is to dedicate with purpose. It's interesting. This same word, Hebrew word, is used by Solomon when he dedicated the temple. The word dedicate in1 Kings chapter 8and verse 63, there in the middle of that verse, that all the children of Israel dedicated the house of the Lord. It's the same word that Proverbs…
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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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…around like a what? John 10, 10, he comes to steal, kill, and the devil will wait you out. Did you know that the devil can't read your thoughts?1 Kings chapter 8. There are things, there are certain powers that only God has that the devil does not have any access to. Only God can know the heart of man. But…
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…was something else going on? They weren't inconsequential to God. And yet God was working for a bottom line. purpose through them. Look at this. In1 Kings chapter 8, Solomon has built this temple. And of course, just like we would do when we build a building, we have a party, we dedicate it. And they have this…
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