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2 Kings 16:7 · BSB
16:7 So Ahaz sent messengers to Tiglath-pileser king of Assyria, saying, “I am your servant and your son. Come up and save me from the hands of the kings of Aram and Israel, who are rising up against me.”
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…4 tells us this. And Israel becomes the northern kingdom, and Judah is the southern kingdom. Well, several kings come and go. We'll jump back in in2 Kings chapter 16, where we're introduced to King Ahaz. And Ahaz was Josiah's great-great-grandfather, and he led Judah further away from God than they had ever…
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…his father had sent tribute to the Assyrian king, resulting in just a different oppressor that was there. And, you know, we read about that in2 Kings chapter 16, where, if you remember, he took the silver and gold that was in the house of the Lord and the treasure of the king's house and sent it for a…
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…his father had sent tribute to the Assyrian king, resulting in just a different oppressor that was there. And, you know, we read about that in2 Kings chapter 16, where, if you remember, he took the silver and gold that was in the house of the Lord and the treasure of the king's house and sent it for a…
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…the king of Assyria. Remember, judah became a vassal state of Assyria under Hezekiah's father, king Ahaz. He made an alliance with Assyria in2 Kings, chapter 16. When Sennacherib conducted his military campaign into Judah and conquered those 46 fortified cities and numerous villages along the way, he came…
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If you have your Bibles, please meet me inSecond Kings chapter 16. And as you turn there, I want to testify that I feel a little bit more inspired this Friday evening. And I'll tell you why because there have been…
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…If you want to find that, if you've got your Bibles or an app you can open, or if you've got a scripture journal, we're up to chapter 16 today.2 Kings chapter 16. We're going to take the whole chapter, and it's another chapter in the saga of Judah's kings, and we've come up today to a king named Ahaz. Ahaz.…
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…Morals and true worship be damned. He would do whatever it would take, and that's exactly what he would do. So history tells us about Ahaz,2 Kings chapter 16, that he sacrificed even his own son to foreign gods. This man was unhinged, and he was supposed to be the leader of Israel, but he was leading…
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…of it following his servant as king rather than his son Rehoboam. Because Rehoboam was a foolish, impetuous young man lacking his father's wisdom.Second Kings chapter 16tells us about Ahaz, a king who wanted nothing to do with God. But instead killed his own son as a burnt offering sacrifice to a false God. Again…
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