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2 Chronicles 18:31 · BSB
18:31 When the chariot commanders saw Jehoshaphat, they said, “This is the king of Israel!” So they turned to fight against him, but Jehoshaphat cried out, and the LORD helped him. God drew them away from him.
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…never happened. You only know God intervened. And perhaps one of the most extraordinary pictures of this mystery is hidden inside a battlefield in2 Chronicles chapter 18. Two kings went to war. Ahab. king of Israel, and Jehoshaphat, king of Judah. But before the battle began, something unusual happened. Ahab decided…
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…got his plan. I can see his hand now. I can handle this thing. I'm not unstable anymore. Look, if we went a little bit further with me, look at2 Chronicles chapter 18. You say, preacher, this doesn't apply to me tonight. File it away later. You'll need it. 2 Chronicles chapter 18. You know this story. We won't go…
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…got his plan. I can see his hand now. I can handle this thing. I'm not unstable anymore. Look, if we went a little bit further with me, look at2 Chronicles chapter 18. You say, preacher, this doesn't apply to me tonight. File it away later. You'll need it. 2 Chronicles chapter 18. You know this story. We won't go…
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…how God had blessed Jehoshaphat, but now I want you to see the characteristic. Look at chapter 18. You're holding your place in 1 Kings 16. Look at2 Chronicles chapter 18and notice verse number 1, verse number 1. Now Jehoshaphat had riches and honor in abundance. Remember, God had given him that, given him favor.…
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…that's why he's asking the king of Judah, Jehoshaphat, Will you join me in this? Will you come to join me? If you go to the equivalent passage in2 Chronicles chapter 18, it uses an interesting word that the king, Jehoshaphat, was induced or enticed into this relationship, into this alliance. And that's an important…
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