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2 Chronicles 24:14 · BSB
24:14 When they were finished, they brought the rest of the money to the king and Jehoiada, and with it were made articles for the house of the LORD—utensils for the service and for the burnt offerings, dishes, and other objects of gold and silver. Throughout the days of Jehoiada, burnt offerings were presented regularly in the house of the LORD.
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…it kind of makes sense Why you see the end of joe ash's life not going well in second kings It makes sense when you get these other details fromsecond chronicles chapter 24where it says That you know it was at that it was at the behest of the king In the court of the house of god that they stoned is that cari was so…
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…of us, we will be in second. 2 Chronicles 24. That's going to be in the Old Testament, not to be confused with 2 Corinthians in the New Testament.2 Chronicles chapter 24. We're going to start in verse 24. 2 Chronicles. Chapter 24, verse 24 and 25. These verses are not going to make a whole lot of sense without the…
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…Abel, dead Abel, slain by his brother, cried out as a prophet, Jesus says. Genesis 4, in verse 10. So the first prophet, Abel. Zechariah, found in2 Chronicles chapter 24, why is he the bookend? Why is he at the other end of this? Let me just show you, this is the Zechariah, 2 Chronicles chapter 24, verse 20 and 21.…
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…with the only person who can secure it, your Heavenly Father. Now, if you have your Bibles, we're going to look at the story of the Old Testament,Second Chronicles, chapter 24. Second Chronicles chapter 24, we read a historical record here of a young Israelite king and a priest named Jehoiada. Jehoiada. I actually had to…
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…instructed him. In fact, you know, there's a parallel account over in the book of Chronicles to what we read here in 2 Kings 12. It's over in2 Chronicles chapter 24. And I want you to hear how it's put in verse 2. I'm going to have a lot of the scriptures from 2 Chronicles 24 up on the screen, so just bear with…
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…you might recall, they put him in stocks, and then later they will throw him in a well with the intent to kill him. other prophets Zechariah and inSecond Chronicles, Chapter 24, he says, You have forsaken the Lord to turn to repent, and what do they do to Zechariah they stone him to death. And we can look at others. But…
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…the last book of the Old Testament, is Malachi. But if you look at it in a Hebrew Bible, the last book in the Hebrew Bible is 2 Chronicles. And in2 Chronicles chapter 24, a prophet by the name of Zechariah was murdered in the temple. So Jesus is highlighting all of the righteous martyrs, from the very first one,…
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…Cain killing Abel because of his righteousness. And that continues all throughout the Bible. Zachariah was stoned to death for righteousness sake.2 Chronicles chapter 24. John the Baptist was beheaded by Herod for righteousness sake. Matthew 14, 1 through 12. Stephen was stoned to death for righteousness sake. Acts…
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…of the king they stoned him with stones in the court of the house of the Lord. So this is the Zechariah. So Abel, Genesis chapter 4, Zechariah,2 Chronicles chapter 24, but chronologically, walking through history, the timeline, chronologically, the last martyr of the Old Testament was Uriah, whose death is…
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…conspired against him and by command of the king, they stoned him with stones in the court of the house of the Lord. Okay, so this is Zechariah in2 Chronicles chapter 24. If you're with us week, didn't you? Now, chronologically, in real time, the last martyr was Uriah, whose death is described in Jeremiah chapter…
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