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2 Kings 2:23 · BSB
2:23 From there, Elisha went up to Bethel, and as he was walking up the road, a group of boys came out of the city and jeered at him, chanting, “Go up, you baldhead! Go up, you baldhead!”
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…throne, at least for the first chapter. Elijah's still around, but not for long. And when Elijah departs from this world in a rather unusual way in2 Kings chapter 2, which we'll look at tomorrow morning, Elisha's story begins in earnest and continues through to 2 Kings chapter 13. And then the rest of 2 Kings,…
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…There aren't that many better than investing your life and your family's life in the life of God's people. However, I want to begin this morning.2 Kings chapter 2is the part of the Bible that you should have open in front of you. But I want to begin by just raising the question as to whether you've noticed…
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…were, we looked at the whole of the book of 2 Kings and tried to get oriented to that. And then yesterday morning, we looked at a long section of2 Kings, chapter 2, which was quite a long narrative. And then yesterday in the second talk, we narrowed down and looked at two incidents, rather dramatic incidents.…
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…Well, certainly that's true but there is a striking similarity. So we're going to go and pick up Elisha's story where we left off last time in2 Kings chapter 2and the passage that was just read to us a few moments ago. You remember what happened? Elisha had crossed the Jordan River in a remarkable kind of…
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…on Sodom and Gomorrah and more specifically on sin itself. Another story not so familiar. Another way that God uses violence. Let's turn to2 Kings chapter 2. The reason you're going to turn here and I'm going to read it is because it is not familiar. I guarantee you there's only a few people in here…
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