Explicit references found in available sermon transcripts.
2 Kings 25:8 · BSB
25:8 On the seventh day of the fifth month, in the nineteenth year of Nebuchadnezzar’s reign over Babylon, Nebuzaradan captain of the guard, a servant of the king of Babylon, entered Jerusalem.
Berean Standard Bible · Public domain. Sermons may quote another translation.
These sermons cite a broader passage containing 2 Kings 25:8; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.
10 podcasts represented across both types of reference
…them of this over and over again through various prophets. But eventually he sent the Babylonians to come and destroy the city. And we read in2 Kings chapter 25, Nebu Zaredan, an interesting name, quite a cool name, I think, sounds interesting, but not a very nice guy. Nebu Zaredan, a captain of the…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “2 Kings chapter 25” view source ↗
…any other medium, Not against any other medium. I use them, but I hope you have a physical copy of the Bible with you. Let's turn out together theSecond Kings chapter 25. Second Kings chapter 25. What we have before us is a historical record of the final deportation of the people of Judah and the ultimate…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Second Kings chapter 25” view source ↗
Meet me inSecond Kings chapter 25. As many of you know, maybe you don't know, tonight marks the final chapter of our study of the kings of Israel and of Judah. And as I was…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Second Kings chapter 25” view source ↗
In the Saviour's blood. Now we're turning tonight to a very short Bible reading.Second Kings chapter 25. Second Kings chapter 25. If you find First and Second Samuel 1st and 2nd Kings, come to 2nd Kings chapter 25. I'm going to read from verse 27 to…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Second Kings chapter 25” view source ↗
…and they're never well received. Again, one scholar says that by the time we see the people all marched off in exile in the last chapter of2 Kings chapter 25the reader has a sense of like well it's about time. What took so long? Well what took so long is the patience of God. He does not want them to…
Chapter mention AI-generated transcript cited as “2 Kings chapter 25”
…summit was lamenting about the fall of the southern Kingdom of Judah. Samantha Akamai Namanga, Babylonians 586 BC and we can read the accounts. TheSecond Kings Chapter 25versus 8 to 12. Jerusalem was destroyed and the temple was burned. Human A Yaman Anandan temple. Like gold, silver and bronze furnishings. They…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “Second Kings Chapter 25” view source ↗
…will be under siege. Their kings and rulers will suffer disgrace, which is that's exactly what happened. And you got to read about that. Andsecond Kings chapter 25and you'll notice they suffered great disgrace. I love the message version of the Bible because it kind of paraphrases it like this. They said…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “second Kings chapter 25” view source ↗
…happens, please, like, and they pray, they repent, bring them back home. Let them regain this land that you promised to them. Okay, so turn over to2 Kings, chapter 25. This is the last one that I want to look at. Starting in verse 1. It says, It says, It says, That's the temple. It says, And that is where the…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “2 Kings, chapter 25” view source ↗
…that the editor finished his work somewhere around 560 B.C. Because the mention of Jehoiachin, um, him being released from prison is included in2 Kings chapter 25. And so for that to have been included, it would have to be somebody editing, at least putting it all together from that time period. Literary…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “2 Kings chapter 25” view source ↗
…order to fulfill God's mission for him through the rest of the chapter. Notice that Sariah is the first person mentioned in his genealogy. Sariah,2 Kings chapter 25tells us was the final high priest in Israel before Nebuchadnezzar destroyed the temple, and he took Sariah and his sons to Babylon as captive,…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “2 Kings chapter 25” view source ↗
…And it was written when the city of Jerusalem was destroyed in the year 586 BC by the Babylonian army. And you can read the events a bit more in2 Kings chapter 25, where it's all quite matter of fact. You read that King Nebuchadnezzar came and destroyed the city. But in the book of Lamentations you hear what…
Chapter mention Publisher transcript cited as “2 Kings chapter 25” view source ↗