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2 Kings 3:20 · BSB
3:20 The next morning, at the time of the morning sacrifice, water suddenly flowed from the direction of Edom and filled the land.
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…you're holding on to, if you'll bring it to God today, and we're gonna see this unfold, we're gonna see this uh really come to life in the story in2 Kings chapter 3today. But before we read it, I want to look at the context. We're looking at the life of Elisha, and last week we kind of unpacked the uh the…
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…to show you the truth, but he's inside you. So the woman comes and says, I don't have anything at all. But then Elisha gives her a way forward.Second Kings chapter 3, chapter 4, verse 3. The Bible says this you don't just need resident power, you need power that is flowing. So the Bible says, Elisha said, Go…
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…to me. For the Moabites, it was the God of Camash that wanted their people. He wanted his people to offer human sacrifices. In fact, it's in2 Kings chapter 3that we get an example of what Camash was asking his people to do. And of course, there's Baal, who is the god of the Canaanites. You see, that the…
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…said we're let's not go spiritual. I can't help it. I know. Um, but I taught a message yesterday about um digging ditches, the the scripture from2 Kings chapter 3, and how three armies of Israel went to go fight Moab, one of the armies, and they were in a clash, and they get out in the middle of the desert…
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…one. Also starting with AP. So that was praise. Now it's preparation. So there's another picture of the abundant rain. Holy Ghost down. Paul insecond Kings chapter 3again. God's people. Yeah, they were in a drought, but yeah, they're in a valley. And so there is, it's dry, there is no rain. And the word of the…
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…you know the answer. In our study of Second Kings, when was the last time the Moabites made an appearance in this narrative? Here's the answer.Second Kings Chapter 3. You don't have to turn there, but it's when. Moab, who is under the the subjugation of the Israelites, freed themselves, became independent, and…
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…if you know, you can say it out loud. Somebody said it, the pillar of Baal. Did you notice that this is the same pillar that Jeharam put away inSecond Kings chapter 3and now it makes a reappearance. So obviously when Jairam was trying to discourage Baal worship, he didn't do it to the degree that Jehu does. Here…
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…God. Thus says the Lord. It's guaranteed that whatever that following sentence is, it's going to come to fruition, right? So take for example, in2 Kings, chapter 3, here's this three kings, King Jehoram, King Josephet and King of Edom. These three kings, they team up and they march against the King of Moab and…
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…imaginations, of our thoughts, of our affections. Take over Lord, for we long to give him all the glory. In Jesus name we pray. Amen. Meet me inSecond Kings chapter 3. As we are planning to finish this chapter together, I believe it is helpful to read the text that we are planning to delve into so that we can…
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Second Kings chapter 3, in the 18th year of Jehoshaphat. That's how you would see it in the Hebrew. Jehoshaphat, king of Judah. Jehoram, or Jehoram the son of Ahab,…
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…possibilities that are out there before you and things that you thought were absolutely impossible they become possible during our times of Praise2 Kings chapter 3so the king of Israel the king of Judah and the king of Edom set out after they had traveled their indirect route for seven days they had no water…
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…Louvre. I forgot to look this up recently right now. And it is from around the year 900 from Moab. And it is a piece that refers to the events of2 Kings chapter 3but written by the Moabites. So we have a text that describes exactly what happens in 2 Kings 3 in the Bible written by Moabite Han and we learn a…
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…of God, and God used Moab to punish Israel and allowed Moab to oppress them for 18 years. Other wars recorded between these two nations are in2 Kings, chapter 3, and 2 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…
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…the same extent as you find with Elijah and Elisha. These prophets were major players in the political life of Israel. We're not looking today at2 Kings chapter 3, but if you read 2 Kings chapter 3, that's exactly what you'll see. You'll see Elisha involved in the nation's conflicts with the nation's…
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…God Chemosh gives you? Likewise, whatever the Lord, our God has given us, we will possess. Now, Chemosh was worshipped with human sacrifices. In2 Kings chapter 3, we're told how our battle was going very poorly for the king of Moab. So he offers up his son as a sacrifice on the city wall. And here we have…
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