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2 Chronicles 12:1 · BSB
12:1 After Rehoboam had established his sovereignty and royal power, he and all Israel with him forsook the Law of the LORD.
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…were going so well for Rehoboam. Rehoboam, the son of Solomon, you probably think of him because he's the one who split the kingdom in two. But2 Chronicles chapter 12tells us that actually after he split the kingdom, things were still going pretty well for him. He had prospered, he had military might, he had…
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…worth having, but it must be had if we're going to save that next generation and be in the in the direction that God wants us to go turn over toSecond Chronicles, chapter 12. Because the consequences of a departure from our traditional approach to church and Ministry have to be examined and they have to be weighed. And…
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…2, it says God stores up his wrath in his kindness that we might return to him. In Psalm 79, David talks about God's wrath being poured out. Um,2 Chronicles chapter 12, um, God withholds his wrap, his wrath for the humble. Later on in 2 Chronicles 34, um, it talks about God pouring out his wrath on those that…
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