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2 Chronicles 28:24 · BSB
28:24 Then Ahaz gathered up the articles of the house of God, cut them into pieces, shut the doors of the house of the LORD, and set up altars of his own on every street corner in Jerusalem.
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…God gave him another chance. But we're gonna look what Ahaz did in that second chance. Let's stand for the reading of God's word. We're gonna read2 Chronicles chapter 28. We're just gonna read one verse, verse number one. Let's read it all together. 2 Chronicles 28, verse number one. Are you ready? Ahaz was 20 years…
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…King A has replaced the worship of God with paganism. [SPEAKER_01]: And we read about that in chapter 28. [SPEAKER_01]: So go with me thesecond Chronicles chapter 28. [SPEAKER_01]: We'll start in verse one that says this. [SPEAKER_01]: It has was 20 years old when he became king. [SPEAKER_01]: And he rained in…
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…him, the Bible tells us. And so Ahaz, we saw, also sought the gods of the land for relief and shut up the house of God. And the Bible tells us in2 Chronicles chapter 28that he provoked the Lord God to anger. And we see that dynamic taking place. And we know that things were not much better in the northern kingdom…
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…him, the Bible tells us. And so Ahaz, we saw, also sought the gods of the land for relief and shut up the house of God. And the Bible tells us in2 Chronicles chapter 28that he provoked the Lord God to anger. And we see that dynamic taking place. And we know that things were not much better in the northern kingdom…
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…10 tribes that were a part of the northern kingdom have been scattered and they cease to exist as a political entity. If we went back and looked at2 Chronicles chapter 28, we would see that Hezekiah's king played fast and loose with political alliances with Assyria. And he said, hey, Assyria, will you help us against…
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…was a monstrous father. If there's any hesitation to believe that, may I remind you one of the greatest atrocities that he committed as recorded inSecond Chronicles chapter 28. Let me read this to you from verse three of Second Chronicles 28. And he being a has. And he made offerings in the valley of the son of Henom, and…
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…16 verse 1, and for those of you that know that we like to take a peek over at the parallel account in Chronicles, you might stick your finger in2 Chronicles chapter 28. We'll be referring to that a good bit, but please follow along with me as I read God's word for us beginning in verse 1. In the 17th year of…
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…grandfather, and his great-great-grandfather were all really godly kings. But this young punk, really, if you want to read the story about him in2 Chronicles chapter 28, came to power and immediately raised up altars to Baal all through the land, initiated pagan practices, even sacrificed some of his own sons to…
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…the leadership of King Ahaz was also closing the door on the light that God had given to them. A commentary on King Ahaz's leadership is found in2 Chronicles chapter 28. It says this, Ahaz was 20 years old when he began to reign. He reigned 16 years in Jerusalem and he did not do what was right in the eyes of the…
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