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2 Kings 20:19 · BSB
20:19 But Hezekiah said to Isaiah, “The word of the LORD that you have spoken is good.” For he thought, “Will there not at least be peace and security in my lifetime?”
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…did everything right. He was a pretty good guy. But up in years, he got a terminal disease, and he's going to die. And we pick up the story in2 Kings chapter 20, and it says this, verse 1 to 7. In those days, King Hezekiah became ill, and he was at the point of death. Now Isaiah, the prophet, went to him…
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…seen people go early too, with only fighting with natural means. But but the point being is I want to use every tool in my tool belt. Let's look at2 Kings chapter 20. And uh verse one. It says, In those days was Hezekiah sick unto death, and the prophet Isaiah, the son of Amos, came to him and said, Thus saith…
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…will become a dust, afflicting people and animals with boils. And these boils are a painful skin condition, and we're told something like it inSecond Kings, chapter 20can be fatal. But appearing on the scene again, we haven't seen them in a while, are the magicians. They have been absent from a few plagues now…
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…during the times of Jotham and Ahaz and Hezekiah. So I would believe that it would be very likely that it's Speaking of what would take place inSecond Kings chapter 20, 5 verse 7 where it says and they slew the sons of Zedekiah before his eyes and put out the eyes of Zedekiah and bound him with fetters of brass…
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…And then you go over to Kings, and Kings describes what actually took place. How did this play out? What was the dynamic? And it tells us here in2 Kings chapter 20, look down here in verse 13. It says, in Hezekiah, or excuse me, let's go to verse 12. And at that time, Beradish Balan, the son of Baladin, the…
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…great and faithful love to your servant, my father David, because he walked before you in faithfulness, righteousness, and integrity. And then2 Kings chapter 20. This is Hezekiah. This is when he was mortally ill and he was praying to be saved from dying. He says, Please, Lord, remember how I have walked…
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…where you've placed all your efforts, your passions, your dreams, your desires. There was a man called Hezekiah. He was the king of Israel. And inSecond Kings chapter 20verse one, the Lord came to Hezekiah. He was sick, he was dying, and the Lord sent the prophet Isaiah, the son of Amos, to him. And this is what…
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…and they're in the wilderness, and they are wandering, and they go for three days without water, and then the Lord provides for them. What about2 Kings chapter 20? Hezekiah, King Hezekiah nearly dies. but he prays the Lord hears him and heals him and on the third day on the third day Hezekiah is back in the…
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…you to come to Him, the Bible tells us. Cast all, all your cares on Him. All. Sit in that word for a minute. All your cares. Cast them on God.Second Kings chapter 20tells us that He is a God who sees your tears and he's a God who hears your prayers. There are times where you just maybe need to come to God and…
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…to get the nation back on, there was God going to hold to account some sin that took place. Even generation before Him. You know, look over to2 Kings chapter 20for a moment because this is important to understand. Because if we look at this illustration from God's Word, verse 16 says this, So in other…
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…know in this book and that we will learn in this book. We ask these things in the precious name of the Lord Jesus Christ, Amen and Amen. Meet me inSecond Kings chapter 20as we complete this chapter tonight, by the grace of God, and as you're turning there, I want to let you know that Hezekiah's greatest failure did…
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Tonight we are atSecond Kings chapter 20, and this is the final chapter not of Second Kings, but of Hezekiah story. And it's been my prayer that Hezekiah has been a source of great…
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This morning, I'd like to ask you if you would open a Bible or find an app or something close or a journal and join me in2 Kings chapter 20. We've been walking our way through this book of Kings, and the last couple of weeks we've been dealing with a king named Hezekiah. And this is the…
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…for the water of the ancient pool. They're trying to protect themselves against an enemy possibly a reference to what happens with Hezekiah in2 Kings, chapter 20, where, through his ingenuity, he allows a way for water to still be able to come into the city amidst a siege. Well, that sounds like a good…
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…shows up and kills all the Assyrians but also during that time he wrote Psalm 42 because he was dealing with sickness we learned this in in uh2 Kings chapter 20King Hezekiah is sick and he's near death and so they call in the the prophet Isaiah Isaiah comes in to look at the king and he's like oh you need…
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…seasons. Well it's so good to have you here this morning. If you have your Bibles take them to 2 Kings if you would in the Old Testament.2 Kings chapter 20, when God takes us to the brink is a chapter that deals with a man named Hezekiah, a king in the Old Testament who was given a death sentence upon…
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…because I think there's some certain things that we need to do so we can see this progressive move of God in our lives. And so we're gonna look at2 Kings chapter 20, verse number one, just one verse for you guys that we're gonna be really zeroing in on and then kind of back out uh to look at it. But it's it's…
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…can't cut off their water supply. Actually, King Hezekiah did exactly that in Jerusalem. You might have heard of it. You can read about it in2 Kings chapter 20. In fact, if you go to Jerusalem today, you can see Hezekiah's tunnel. And these things are actually really quite impressive feats, right? I mean,…
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…Well, he didn't always answer it the way that we demanded. But sometimes he does. And if you want to see an example of that, you can look at2 Kings chapter 20and you can look at that later on. So David fasted, he prayed, and he grieved. That's the first thing we do in response. We pray. Secondly, we…
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…the book of Daniel. It's in the Old Testament. So if you've got a Bible, you can turn and find the book of Daniel. And you also might want to find2 Kings chapter 20. If you find Daniel, go to the left. 2 Kings is back there in the historical part. And we'll get to that in just a little bit. But I want to give…
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