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2 Kings 13:3 · BSB
13:3 So the anger of the LORD burned against Israel, and He delivered them continually into the hands of Hazael king of Aram and his son Ben-hadad.
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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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…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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