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2 Kings 19:22 · BSB
19:22 Whom have you taunted and blasphemed? Against whom have you raised your voice and lifted your eyes in pride? Against the Holy One of Israel!
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
These sermons cite a broader passage containing 2 Kings 19:22; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.
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…tonight about our need to pray. It's in the new, it's in the old. Nehemiah 9, you're holding your place there, and you're looking at real quick at2 Kings chapter 19. And by the way, I'm not scolding tonight, just reminding. 2 Kings 19. We are Bible believers, amen. If we believe the book, we ought to be hearers…
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…Guys, that's 72,000 angels. That's 72,000 angels. According to the Bible, it only took one of these guys to obliterate 185,000 Assyrians in2 Kings chapter 19. And yet, Jesus keeps that infinite power under perfect control for the ultimate good of bringing salvation to the world. Wow, that's meekness.…
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…the most important and hardest to show where is kindness most important and hardest to show again I'm going to go back to a story from David's lifesecond Kings chapter 19because we're going to find that for David at this moment in his life it was hardest for him to offer kindness when he was experiencing a very all…
Chapter mention AI-generated transcript cited as “second Kings chapter 19”
…lives, the prophet says. As the Lord lives before whom I stand. Meaning, the Lord is in control ultimately. There will come a pivotal moment in2 Kings chapter 19where we'll see a very desperate, boxed-in king named Hezekiah. And he will appeal to the Lord. And this is what he will say. 2 Kings 19 verse 15.…
Chapter mention AI-generated transcript cited as “2 Kings chapter 19”
…might be uh somewhere that the psalmist is actually referring back to a uh uh another to an actual uh event. Uh it may be recounting a story from2 Kings chapter 19when Sennacherub, king of Assyria, he came up against Israel, defying God. But he was defeated, and he was defeated by God alone. God didn't even…
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…I think that's pretty interesting. That's, you know, likeness of what it would have been. Me, let me, let me have you turn 21 last passage here insecond Kings chapter 19. One last passage about. Brother, Josh while we're doing this, can you go to the next one? Second Kings, 19 verse 32. Therefore thus said the Lord…
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…the Bible. There's just so many examples of it, but I'm going to share to. As We Begin sometimes prayer was a national thing. And I think about insecond Kings chapter 19, that there was a time when the Assyrian army surrounded Jerusalem, and the whole area had been taken over by this Mighty host and Jerusalem's kind…
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…fortresses and little small cities, satellite cities around Jerusalem. And one of these cities is called Lipna. And you can see that story in2 Kings chapter 19. The Assyrian army moved closer to the city of Jerusalem and attacked Lipna. And they did it throughout the day. And because it took a while, they…
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