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2 Kings 9:13 · BSB
9:13 Quickly, each man took his garment and put it under Jehu on the bare steps. Then they blew the ram’s horn and proclaimed, “Jehu is king!”
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…They are welcoming a king when they throw their cloaks on the road. This was a practice in the Old Testament. They welcomed King Jehu like this inSecond Kings 9 verse 13. They quickly took their cloaks, spread them under him on the bare steps. Then they blew trumpets and shouted Jehu is king. The psalms are full of…
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…a biblical example in 2 Kings chapter 9. You don't have to turn there. Elisha sends a servant to anoint Jehu, king over Israel. And let me read you2 Kings 9:13. Then in haste every man took his garment and put it under him on the bare steps, and they blew the trumpet and proclaimed Jehu is king. This is…
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…He wants us to build us up as generations. And so today, as much as God used Jehu to cleanse that bloodshed, he was man at the end of the day. In2 Kings Chapter 9 verses 11 to 13, the minute he's anointed, when he goes out and his friends see him, they all take his cloaks and they laid at the floor and they anoint him as…
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…It's twofold. First, the crowd prepared the way for royalty. It's an allusion to an ancient pattern of receiving kings that comes most likely from2 Kings 9, verse 13, where for a Jewish king, they cut down palm fronds and laid down their coats as he rode a donkey. It's an element, a simple element that points to…
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