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2 Kings 18:4 · BSB
18:4 He removed the high places, shattered the sacred pillars, and cut down the Asherah poles. He also demolished the bronze snake called Nehushtan that Moses had made, for up to that time the Israelites had burned incense to it.
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And thensecond Kings chapter 18, we actually finally get a really good King because if you remember over the last several weeks we've been going through second Kings and it's…
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…the backstory for what's going on in this account elsewhere. And to do that, we need to leave the book of Isaiah and go to the book of 2 Kings.2 Kings chapter 18fills in the story of what is going on in Isaiah chapter 30 and 31. So let's take a look at this together. 2 Kings chapter 18, beginning in verse…
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…world, the historical horizon in verses one through three. So most scholars follow this psalm's likely connection to the events that we see in2 Kings chapters 18and 19. They place this psalm against the backdrop of the Assyrian invasion of Judah in 701 BC, or at least in the general experience of Judah…
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…when they gather every week, he restores faithful worship. And God blessed Hezekiah. God blessed him so much, he was king for 29 years. That2 Kings chapter 18sums up Hezekiah's rule like this. It says, Hezekiah trusted in the Lord, the God of Israel. So there was none like him among all the kings of…
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…drop it with our ushers or greeters, new here, anyone who's on our team, feel free to drop it with them before you head out today. Let's dive in.2 Kings chapter 18. If you would stand for the reading of God's word. And we're gonna be in 2 Kings 18, starting in verse 1. In the third year of Hoshea, son of Elah,…
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…a matter of when, how soon. And then you wake up one morning to find the armies gone. They didn't leave. They're dead. Turn with me if you would to2 Kings chapter 18. 2 Kings chapter 18. Now we don't know this for sure, but quite a lot of Bible-believing scholars believe that Psalm 46 was written against the…
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…no more. And church, do you know why? Because in the book of Second Kings, and this is sometime later. This is some centuries later. In the book ofSecond Kings, chapter 18, it says that Hezekiah, he's the new king in the land. Hezekiah removed the high places, smashed the sacred stones, and cut down the ashera poles.…
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…Oh, I got a good illustration for this one. I was reading in the Old Testament. Man, if you want some excitement in your life, read, read2 Kings chapter 18and 19. And you can also read Isaiah 36 and 37 and read the sort of the same story. But what I love about this story that I want to sort of give…
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…and doubt, and there can be anger and bitterness that comes up. Please listen to me. Look at 2 Kings 18. 2 Kings 18. You doing okay tonight?2 Kings chapter 18. In 2 Kings chapter 18. Hezekiah is the king. And the group, there's a group that comes up against him. The king of Assyria in verse 17. 2 Kings…
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…and doubt, and there can be anger and bitterness that comes up. Please listen to me. Look at 2 Kings 18. 2 Kings 18. You doing okay tonight?2 Kings chapter 18. In 2 Kings chapter 18, Hezekiah is the king. And the group, there's a group that comes up against him. The king of Assyria in verse 17. 2 Kings…
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…of God. He served God faithfully in the 8th century BC. And we're able to first introduce to this guy by the name of Jonah back in the book ofSecond Kings chapter 18or chapter 14, Second Kings chapter 14. And we see God or Jonah faithfully serving God. But when we get to the book of Jonah, we see that God…
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…We learn that Zephaniah was the son of Hezekiah. Hezekiah, of course, one of the great good kings of the book of Kings, the 14th king of Judah.2 Kings chapter 18says that Hezekiah was a godly king who led Judah through the Assyrian invasion and he reformed temple worship turning the people of God back away…
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…saw blessings both, you might say, politically or socially, but also spiritually. And there was a great blessing upon the land. And here in2 Kings chapter 18, let's take a look down here in verse 18 here tonight. As we see in verse 7, as we get here tonight, it tells us this. It says, You know, we see…
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And so we're going to look here tonight as we look here in2 Kings chapter 18. Let's look down at verse 5 here tonight. And we see here with Hezekiah, it says this, He trusted in the Lord God of Israel, so that after him was…
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…one that was moving away from God to one who wanted to desire to move towards God. And so as we've seen that here tonight, let's take a look here,2 Kings chapter 18. And if you follow along here, in verse 1 it says, Now it came to pass in the third year of Hosea, a son of Elah king of Israel, that Hezekiah the…
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…one that was moving away from God to one who wanted to desire to move towards God. And so as we've seen that here tonight, let's take a look here,2 Kings chapter 18. And if you follow along here, in verse 1 it says, Now it came to pass in the third year of Hosea, a son of Elah king of Israel, that Hezekiah the…
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…words. Right? Now, this is a little sidebar. The chronicler tells this story in one chapter. This same story is told in two different places in2 Kings chapters 18and 19 and in Isaiah chapters 36 and 37. And there's a whole lot more nuance and particularity about this story. And it's fascinating that the…
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…7. Isaiah chapters 36 to 39 serve as a turning point in the prophecy of Isaiah. These chapters consist of narratives that are also contained in2 Kings, chapters 18to 20. They're nearly identical. There are some differences, but they're nearly identical and they function both as a conclusion to chapters 1 to…
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I'm eager to come to this chapter with you in Second Kings, so if you have a copy of God's Word in your hands, please meet me inSecond Kings chapter 18. Apart from David and Solomon, Hezekiah receives more attention, more recognition than any other king in Judas history. Really, all the kings in…
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I now ask you to meet me inSecond Kings Chapter 18because we begin our study in one of the most prominent and highly praised kings in the history of the Kingdom of Judah. The fact that three…
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