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2 Kings 4:3 · BSB
4:3 “Go,” said Elisha, “borrow empty jars from all your neighbors. Do not gather just a few.
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…with us online, God bless you. And we thank God that you could come. Those in the pavilion, God bless you. We are reading a short passage,2 Kings chapter 4, verse 1 to 7. The Bible says this. And you know that he revered the Lord. But now his creditor is coming to take my two boys as his slaves. Elisha replied to…
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…But that oil was not doing her any good until she started pouring the oil out. So let me read those verses for us, for those who are not here.2 Kings chapter 4, verse 3. She was given an instruction, and she was told to begin to pour out that oil. Elisha said, Go around and ask all your neighbors for empty jars.…
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…by faith. They caught so much fish. You know a net breaking miracle. You know so much fish. They never saw anything like that. There was a woman in2 Kings 4, verse 1 to 7. She had a big debt and, pastor Felista, thank you so much for discussing, in the prayer you prayed, the question of debt, because it's a big…
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…In the name of Jesus Christ. I cancel that In Jesus name. Very demeaning, very humiliating the text. Another verse I'll give you to read at home2 Kings 4, verse 1 to 7,. I won't read this one. 2 Kings, chapter 4, verse 1 to 7,. A widow who was in debt with her children and they didn't have a thing. The prophet of…
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…life. That's what he said. Just think about it. And the scriptures and the Christian experience are documented with hundreds of these things. In2 Kings 4, verses 1 through 7, a little widow is in debt, and she comes to Elisha and she says, My husband is dead, and my creditors are threatening to sell my two sons as…
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…oil will remain, will never be finished. And because of that, obedience continued to flow. The same with the Elijah, with the Shunamite woman in2 Kings, chapter 4, verse 1 to 7, the same obedience. And so obedience is very key. It's very key and critical and it affects generations. If you obey the generation after you and…
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