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2 Kings 14:6 · BSB
14:6 Yet he did not put the sons of the murderers to death, but acted according to what is written in the Book of the Law of Moses, where the LORD commanded: “Fathers must not be put to death for their children, and children must not be put to death for their fathers; each is to die for his own sin.”
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…responsible for someone's actions, you have to be given the power to actually curtail those actions. Okay, that's common sense. But anyway, look at2 Kings chapter 14verse seven. It says he slew of Edom. So this is Amaziah while he's doing the right things. He killed the murderers but he didn't kill their…
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…the uh when we look at the book of Jonah, Jonah is mentioned in the Old Testament in the book that bears his name. He's also mentioned briefly in2 Kings chapter 14. Jonah was a prophet during the reign of a king of northern Israel, a man by the name of Jeroboam II, who kind of fell in line with his namesake…
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…scholars believe the book was written by Jonah in the mid-eighth century BC. Now, what was the context of his ministry? Well, it's worth exploring2 Kings chapter 14for just a moment to give you some background on Jonah 1 and the whole book. So we read this in 2 Kings chapter 14, starting at verse 23. In the…
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…on them with full force, and when it lands, it changes everything. Now Jonah was already a prophet. This didn't make him a prophet. We find in2 Kings chapter 14that Jonah was a prophet to the northern kingdom of Israel during the reign of King Jeroboam II. And that passage tells us that he had already…
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…that story so that we can get the joke of what's about to happen. So here, let me let me just tell you where Jonah shows up in one other passage,2 Kings chapter 14. Got a lot of names in here. I was gonna have our readers read these, and I said, No, let's just do it together here. Jeroboam, son of Jehoash,…
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…is God's divine revelation. Now how do we know that Jonah was a servant and a prophet of God? When we compare scripture with scripture we read inSecond Kings chapter 14and in the verse 25 it says he restored the coast of Israel from the entering of Hamath unto the sea of the plain, according to the word of the…
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Please turn in your Bibles to2 Kings chapter 14, 2 Kings 14, and we're looking at a section of Scripture that continues the themes that were discussed last week and flow right into the very next…
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…Jonah is. This Jonah, the son of Amitai is almost like a last name telling us specifically that this is the very same Jonah that we read about inSecond Kings chapter 14. Now you don't have to turn there, but I want you to just listen to this Second Kings 14 records for us, a prophet named Jonah who was the son of a…
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…a ton past that about Jonah. We get four chapters in the book of Jonah where we learn a little bit about Jonah and we get one small reference in2 Kings, chapter 14. Other than that, that's all we get in scripture about Jonah. And it's also interesting that throughout the book of Jonah the four chapters we do…
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…the word of the Lord has come to Jonah the son of amati. It's come to him, actually previous in the book of Second Kings. You can look at it atSecond Kings, chapter 14, and we are told that God spoke through his prophet, Jonah, the son of Amati, the very Prophet we are seen here in this book named after him. Now…
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…So take your Bible. If you could find the books of Kings, we're in 2 Kings, Old Testament book 2 Kings. And we are up to chapter 14 this morning.2 Kings chapter 14. We're not going to take the whole chapter. I'm going to take the first 22 verses, and we'll stop there. And let me warn you, it's about to get…
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…what happened Jonah walked away from God. So he did. Jonah was a prophet, a prophet, somebody that would speak to the people on behalf of God.2 Kings chapter 14tells us that Jonah was a successful prophet. He had spoken the truth to God's people. Jonah being a prophet, he had spent time with God. Jonah…
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…for Israel. Remember Israel under this king, Jeroboam II. Israel had continued to persist themselves in this calf-worshipping, idolatry sin. And in2 Kings chapter 14, as we read last week, God describes that as evil. And so as Jonah is given the job of going to Nineveh and calling out the evil there, Jonah's got…
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…verse one. It says, The word of the Lord came to Jonah, son of Amittai. We get a little bit of more information about Jonah as Abby read to us in2 Kings chapter 14. If you turn there in your Bibles, we'll spend a little bit of time there. See, this passage introduces us to the prophet Jonah and helps us see…
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…a guy in this guy's name was Jonah in this guy's dad's name was Amittai, and this guy lived in Israel. Plus, not only that, but you’ll also see inSecond Kings Chapter 14that it describes Jonah's ministry. He describes what he does and who he is in the fact that Jonah did so much other stuff. The historical figure,…
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…of Jonah, but he's not a bad guy. Jonah, first of all, was a prophet of God. I want you to look at how he's first mentioned in Scripture. It's in2 Kings chapter 14. According to the word of the Lord, the God of Israel, which he spoke by his servant Jonah, the son of Amnitai, the prophet, who was from…
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…about God. It's something that he had seen himself because God had already used him to prophesy to Israel. We see this same Jonah show up in2 Kings, chapter 14. And I'll just read to you. In the 15th year of Amaziah, son of Joash, king of Judah, Jeroboam, the son of Jehoash, king of Israel, became king in…
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