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2 Kings 13:18 · BSB
13:18 Then Elisha said, “Take the arrows!” So he took them, and Elisha said to the king of Israel, “Strike the ground!” So he struck the ground three times and stopped.
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…as you informed me of what he preached on. We're going to have to work on your zeal, I think. So he preached on zeal, and he did that out of2 Kings chapter 13, and I'll just quickly read this verse. You can go back and listen to it online if you missed it, but it was where Elisha had become, he was on his…
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Would you turn with me in your scriptures to2 Kings chapter 13? 2 Kings chapter 13. I started this word last week. God began to drop this in my heart. We began a discussion in our seniors gathering. Our seniors…
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…and commit us into going to a certain into a certain direction, and we must pay attention to these directions. I want to quickly just run through2 Kings chapter 13, and I'll end with this. 2 Kings chapter 13. Something amazing happened here. It's the end of the life of the most powerful prophetic guy in the…
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…of it was paying the debt off over there. Look at Psalms 107. Stay with me. Psalms 107 and also 2 Kings 13. I'm watching the time. Psalms 107 and2 Kings chapter 13. Is this going to tell us where we're going as a church? Well, it gives you a little bit of, if you would, the philosophy behind what we're doing.…
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…to put a little pain in between your hands, but clapping is a weapon of warfare. Let me give you some scripture. Let me give you some scripture.Second Kings chapter 13, verse 1718 and 19. Read it on your own time because I got to give the mic up. My time's almost done. I said 45 minutes an hour, and I was going to…
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…God will bless. That's a Biblical principle. God's blessing and help only comes an answer to prayer. If I could use a Biblical illustration andsecond Kings, chapter 13, we read about King Josh. Elisha, the prophet had come into his room. He told him to take his bow and his quiver of arroz. A talk to birthday arroz…
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…world in a rather unusual way in 2 Kings chapter 2, which we'll look at tomorrow morning, Elisha's story begins in earnest and continues through to2 Kings chapter 13. And then the rest of 2 Kings, I can sum up fairly quickly, the rest of 2 Kings tells the story of the continued decline of that northern kingdom…
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…10. 1 Kings chapter 10. 1 Kings chapter 10. 1 Kings chapter 10. 1 Kings chapter 10. 1 Kings chapter 11. 1 Kings chapter 11. 1 Kings chapter 11.2 Kings chapter 13. 1 Kings chapter 11. 1 Kings chapter 11. of his royal bounty. Then she left and returned with her retinue to her own country. The weight of gold…
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