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2 Kings 24:12 · BSB
24:12 Jehoiachin king of Judah, his mother, his servants, his commanders, and his officials all surrendered to the king of Babylon. So in the eighth year of his reign, the king of Babylon took him captive.
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Well, good evening. I do invite you to turn in your Bibles to the book of 2 Kings.2 Kings chapter 24. I had a brief uh quick look in my uh history of sermons, and we have been in the historical narratives in the evening service now, uh, I believe…
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Meet me inSecond Kings chapter 24. I hope you have a copy of God's Word with you. I want to let you know in advance that there will be many scriptures that will be visiting this…
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…before his eyes. He forsook the Lord. He forgot him. He was a rebel. I'll tell you something else about Jehoiah Kim. If you look at verse four ofSecond Kings chapter 24, it says and also for the innocent blood that what he said for he filled Jerusalem with innocent blood which the Lord would not pardon. Was Jehoiah…
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…many sermons? I'm going to give you all of like three seconds so you can't count them in your journal. Number 31. You were close. 31. So, we are in2 Kings chapter 24. We are going to pick up in verse 18, and then we will read this in pieces as we walk through, fill in a little bit more background of what's going…
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…doesn't mean that this is life outside of God's control. God is still very much in control. Future and past, it's in his hands. God is in control.2 Kings chapter 24gives us a little bit more information of how Daniel got here. Thank you. It says that in verse two, the Lord sent bands of Babylonian, Aramaean,…
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…Moab to punish Israel and allowed Moab to oppress them for 18 years. Other wars recorded between these two nations are in 2 Kings, chapter 3, and2 Kings, chapter 24, in verses 1-3. And so these two nations were bitter rivals, which means that Naomi and her family may have been heading towards unfriendly…
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…there real fast. But Nebuchadnezzar comes in, he destroys the city of Jerusalem. But he does something very unusual. If you can read about it in2 Kings chapter 24, he not only destroys the city, burns it with fire, kills, much like the terrorist attacks that we've watched on news, but much more multiplied by…
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…hands of the Babylonians. This prophecy was fulfilled about 150 years after the time of Micah's first. Speaking of, this prophecy is fulfilled inSecond Kings chapter 24through 25. There you find Jerusalem was under siege and in great need of deliverance. As this King of Babylon, the Babylon Babylonian forces had…
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…open your Bible and read it with me, if you will. Now, go with me to 2 Kings. I want to show you a story that just illustrates this so beautifully.2 Kings chapter 24. Find that very, very quickly. We're not going to take but just a moment. I just want to read it to you because it'll speak to you just reading…
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…faith of Daniel in a hostile world. Uh, these, uh, these, in order to convey better, uh, the rise of Nebuchadnezzar, then if you would turn tosecond Kings chapter 24and 25, um, I'm not going to read this in its entirety, but, uh, we'll reference a couple of points in here as we go forward. So maybe you want to…
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…They don't remain faithful to Yahweh. And so Yahweh, out of faithfulness to his character and to his word, drags them into exile. And that's how2 Kings chapter 24and 2 Kings 17 in. Northern kingdom, southern kingdom, dragged off into exile. And yet the seed is preserved in another nation. And so the…
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…to be a prophet. He is identified here in verse 1 as the son of Amnitha. To make it clear, he's the same prophet spoken of in the book of2 Kings chapter 24. This is not the first time Jonah appears in the Bible. People who would have heard this would have heard, Oh yeah, that's the guy that served King…
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