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2 Kings 21:9 · BSB
21:9 But the people did not listen and Manasseh led them astray, so that they did greater evil than the nations that the LORD had destroyed before the Israelites.
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These sermons cite a broader passage containing 2 Kings 21:9; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.
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…and it's usually because of repentance or at least giving people a chance to repent and get right. Let's look at another example of this. Go to2 Kings chapter 21. 2 Kings chapter 21, because I think this is a biblical concept that's important because if it weren't important, it wouldn't come up so many times…
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…looking at these two kings in order to gain some insight for our life and how we are to live today. The first king that we want to look at is in2 Kings chapter 21 verses 1 through 18I'm going to take time to read that entire text but what I've done is bulleted some points up here about this evil king and whenever we look at the…
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…must submit, that you would enable us to do so, that we might have a good finish in Jesus' name. Amen. Our text is one Kings, 2 Kings, pardon me,2 Kings chapter 21, 2 Kings chapter 21. This is a cautionary tale of one who had a great start but had a horrific finish. May it not be true of any of us here in this…
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…of Israel in the desert for 40 years. What did they do in the desert? They wandered. All we like sheep have wandered away. It's used over insecond Kings chapter 21and verse 9 concerning a wicked man called Manasseh and it says of Manasseh that he seduced the children of Israel to do wickedly. Our words are…
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…you for this king, and we pray in his name, in Jesus' name. Amen. Amen. Amen. I don't think there's any way to sugarcoat or put a positive spin on2 Kings chapter 21, so I'm not going to try. Because good Hezekiah, his progeny is nothing like him. In fact, in as much as he was a reformer, Hezekiah was, you could…
Chapter mention AI-generated transcript cited as “2 Kings chapter 21”
…Judah for fifty-five years, had done his utmost to pollute the land as thoroughly as he could with idolatry. For fifty-five years, we learn in2 Kings chapter 21, Manasseh had filled the land with pagan worship, even filling the temple of the Lord with idols to worship pagan deities. He encouraged all kinds…
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…I guess so. And then verse 7 uh and the carved image of the idol that he had made, okay. It doesn't tell us which idol that is, but actually in2 Kings chapter 21, it does. It tells us that it was the carved image of Asherah, so it's that fertility god, okay? It says that he he set in the house of God, of…
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