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2 Kings 17:33 · BSB
17:33 They worshiped the LORD, but they also served their own gods according to the customs of the nations from which they had been carried away.
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…We're in the era where the ten tribes ending with uh oh, who was it? Was it Josiah? Josh, Joshia, the last king of Israel? We covered it last week.Second Kings chapter 17. The Assyrian invasion happened and they got exiled. We're there. But Isaiah was a prophet to Judah, but he's watching what just happened. That's…
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…And their bestiality is a byproduct of that. All right, my next point. Go with it if you would to, let's see here. Go to 2 Kings 17, if you would.2 Kings chapter 17. That's all I'm gonna say about the whole bestiality thing, but just to let you know that this is, it is a thing. Because in times past it's like,…
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…one among the many. After this, each successive king of Assyria, starting with Shalmanasseh, rules Israel. You can read about it. Very, very sad.2 Kings chapter 17. Just read that litany of kings trying to do all they can pragmatically to save themselves, but they cannot. Now, let me remind us here. God is…
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…and Hosea was there during during the time of uh King Ahaz, um he was there during Hosea in that area, and we're and and that's kind of that uh the2 Kings chapter 17, 18, uh so you know, through there. And um, whenever, just to kind of give some context of what's going on in this book, uh Hosea was a prophet and…
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…before. Way back, you can make note, you can look it up later. If you're due up time, we won't necessarily turn back and read this, but way back in2 Kings chapter 17. 2 Kings chapter 17, God tells the Israel that he is going to send Assyria to destroy them because they have walked away from him. God is using…
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…by the king of Assyria into Israel. If he took all the Israelites out. And you can read this, I don't have time to go into it, but it's in2 Kings chapter 17. Write it down. Go back and read that. It's an parody chapter that you need to read that. Understand what it's not just in the Bible. Let me share…
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Well I invite you to turn with me in your Bibles to the book of2 Kings, chapter 17. 2 Kings chapter 17. And I do want to open by reading the first 23 verses as we look at this text. A sad text in many ways, one that serves as a…
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…to that. And the history can be found in the Book of Second Kings. We will not read it. So when you go home, you can read it. It can be found inSecond Kings chapter 17. But let me brief it for you so that you get, you get to understand it better. It's it's it's dates back to the time of King Solomon. OK. You know,…
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…as your fathers were but yield yourself unto the Lord you know people when it talks about stiff-necked it means resolved against okay turn back tosecond Kings chapter 17for a minute because we see here in second Kings chapter 17 in verse 14 the word of God tells us this and we see this connection here with this it…
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…disdain because of their mixed ethnicity. after the fall of the northern kingdom of Israel to the Assyrians, the ten tribes of Israel, this is in2 Kings chapter 17, were exiled from their own land to Assyria, and the king of Assyria brought people from Babylon, Kutha, Ava, Harnath, and Safarazim, something…
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…deportation and exiling was completed by the Assyrian king Sargon II in 720 BC. He deported the remaining tribes of Israel. This is recorded in2 Kings, chapter 17. 20 years later, the Assyrian king Sennacherib led a military campaign into the kingdom of Judah in 701 BC. 46 fortified cities of Judah fell very…
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…all of the Gospels that he was the Messiah. Who would have thought that? You can make a connection with the Lord Jesus Christ in Ezra chapter 4 andSecond Kings chapter 17, and we see it here. The Lord draws this woman not just to himself, but to the truth, and she goes back to the Samaritans of her village and…
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Second Kings chapter 17, brother, you, you prayed beautifully. Thank you, Brian for praying. Thank you for the praise team, for helping us love the Lord in song. But it's…
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So, let me ask you to open your Bibles. We're here and we're in a series in 2 Kings,2 Kings chapter 17, and today we have the opportunity to finish off this chapter, this sad saga of the fall of Israel. We saw last week that we have a king, a last…
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…scripture journal. We're still in that, in 2 Kings. 2 Kings in the Old Testament. Turn about a third of the way into your Bible and you'll find it.2 Kings chapter 17. We are up to a point where today we're going to see a kingdom fall. 2 Kings chapter 17. And I'm actually going to split up our reading today. I'll…
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…My statutes according to all the law which I commanded your fathers and which I sent to you through my servants, the prophets. And that's in2 Kings chapter 17. But tragically, as we see in God's Word, it says, however, they did not listen. That's not a new theme, is it? We've seen in Revelation, right?…
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…the story of Israel is these two options over and over and over again: obedience and clarity, or idolatry and obscurity. We'll pick up the story in2 Kings chapter 17, so we're skipping a lot. 2 Kings chapter 17, where the nation, the northern nation of Israel, is fallen. They have plunged themselves into…
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…of the nations. That was Ezekiel chapter 20, 41 to 42. Ezekiel chapter 20, 41 to 42. And then another scripture for you to read later on. It's2 Kings chapter 17, 24 to 28. 2 Kings 17, 24 to 28. That's the passage where the king of Assyria, he goes in and removes Israelites from Samaria. And he has people…
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…modern day Iraq, Iran and Syria are low and Syria are located. He sent these people to take the Israelites of Samaria. Captive, read about this insecond Kings, chapter 17, is about 750 years before Jesus met this woman. And in Samaria. Well, the Assyrians settled into this region. And after the Captivity, and these…
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…why we worship. The second reason why we worship, I want to point you to 2 Kings, and I told you Bible whiplash, but bear with me. This is uh2 Kings chapter 17. So if you move to the right a little bit from Joshua, uh I think this idea of why do we worship is just simply to be obedient. Now, some of these…
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