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Thoughts on the Bible Readings (1 Kings 18, Jeremiah...

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2025/08/22

Three and a half years (42 months, 1260 days spoken of frequently in the book of Revelation) of grievous famine had devastated the land of Israel. This famine had been brought upon the idolatrous nation to punish it and prepare for Elijah's heartfelt call to turn to their God. Elijah returns and announces the contest between Yahweh and Baal. The prophet announces this to faithful Obadiah, who has in the face of great risk to his own life from Jezebel's murderous slaughter, hidden 100 of the LORD's

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings (1 Kings 17, Jeremiah...

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2025/08/21

1 Kings 17 abruptly introduces us to Elijah the Tishbite, who without fanfare, or family connections, bursts upon the evil Ahab with words of doom. There will be no rain until Elijah declares it. The prophet is sent to Zarapheth, the territory of wicked Jezebel, in Tyre and Zidon. The Bible records that her evils surpassed that of her husband. It is in her territory that Elijah the prophet providentially succours and protects God's faithful prophet. Elijah's failure to find support in Israel is

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings (1 Kings 16, Jeremiah...

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2025/08/20

The 16th chapter of 1 Kings starts with a prophecy from the seer, Jehu the son of Hanani, to bring judgment on Baasha as he copied the ways of Jeroboam. We will note that every monarch from the north was evil. The southern kingdom slid ever downward, but there were times of spiritual rebounding due to some of the great reformers. Elah's evil reign of 2 years ended by assassination at the hands of his servant Zimri. That usurpation was terminated after seven days by Omri. A brief civil war followed

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings (1 Kings 15; Jeremiah...

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2025/08/19

Abijam the son of Rehoboam reigned in Judah from the 18th year of the northern kingdom's king, Jeroboam. It was an undistinguished rule, which lasted but 3 years; and continued his father's folly. He was followed by Asa, the first of Judah's reformers, in a monarchy of 41 years. Like Judah's better kings, he is said to "have walked in the ways of David his (spiritual) father". He starts with a purge of the idols of his mother. Meanwhile Jeroboam had died in the north and was succeeded by Baasha, who

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings (1 Kings 14; Jeremiah...

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2025/08/18

1 Kings 14 verses 1-3 tell of Jeroboam's son Abijam becoming desperately sick. Jeroboam sends his wife with gifts to enquire of Ahijah the prophet whether the child would live. Verses 4-11 tell of Yahweh telling the blind prophet of Jeroboam's wife's coming and of her pretending to be another person. The prophet is told to tell her of the LORD's actions in bringing Jeroboam to the throne. The message spoke of Jeroboam's great sin in taking the ten tribes away from their God. As a result of this

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings (1 Kings 13; Jeremiah...

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2025/08/17

In chapter 13 of 1 Kings we read of two prophets and Yahweh's denouncement of Jeroboam's altar and himself. God sent an unnamed prophet from Judah to prophesy what Josiah would do some 350 years later. As king Jeroboam stretched forth his hand to order the arrest of the dissident prophet he was struck with leprosy. Jeroboam had to plead for healing, which he was granted. The Judean prophet had been commanded by God to return immediately after the denunciation of Jeroboam and the prophecy that men's

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings (1 Kings 12; Jeremiah...

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2025/08/16

1 Kings 12 tells us of Rehoboam's folly following the death of Solomon. Rehoboam fails to heed the wise counsel of the elders and rather harkens to the ridiculous reasoning of his entitled peers. The outcome of this is the division of the kingdom, as prophesied by Ahijah. Jeroboam is termed in scripture "the man who caused Israel to sin". Jeroboam set up two golden calves - the one in the north at Dan; and the other in Beersheba in the south. Rehoboam sent his treasurer to collect the tribute from

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The Life Of Christ #97: The Woman Taken in Adultery –...

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2025/08/15

A @Christadelphians Video: ### **Video Description:** 📖 **A deep, thought-provoking study on *The Woman Taken in Adultery* (John 8:1-11)**—unpacking Christ’s wisdom, the Pharisees’ trap, and the timeless lessons on mercy, judgment, and redemption. 🔔 **Receive notifications** for more Bible teachings by subscribing and clicking the bell icon! 📜 **Bible Verses Explored:** ✝️ **John 8:1-11** – Jesus’ encounter with the accused woman 📖 **Leviticus 20:10, Deuteronomy 22:22** – The Old Testament law

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings (1 Kings 11, Jeremiah...

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2025/08/15

What a tragedy confronts the reader in Solomon's defiance of Yahweh's instructions. The record tells us of the foreign wives who corrupted the king (see Nehemiah 13 verses 25-27). Deuteronomy 17 had commanded the kings to write a personal copy the law, which contained commandments on the very matters Solomon contravened - see verses 14-29. And so the kingdom, to a large extent, would be torn from Solomon's son - Rehoboam. The circumstances of the rending of the civil fabric of Israel's society are

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings (1 Kings 10, Jeremiah...

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2025/08/14

The record in 1 Kings 10 tells of the visit to Solomon by the Queen of Sheba, a wealthy spice kingdom. She was left breathless after seeing his glorious dominion and spoke of her doubts as to what she heard in her own realm. This queen says to Solomon that there had been no exaggeration in what she had heard in her homeland. This queen graciously gave great gifts in tribute to Solomon. The chapter gives us a glimpse of the glory of Solomon's realm. Solomon was not only master in his domain, but also

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings (1 Kings 9, Jeremiah...

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2025/08/13

In the 1 Kings' record Yahweh appears to Solomon in a dream. This was the second time that God had appeared to Solomon by dream. In the earlier promise God offers to Solomon a covenant like that to David Solomon's father. This was an eternal covenant, that was conditional on obeying the terms, and having a perpetual heir to his throne. The readings in Jeremiah 33 reminds us of David's unbreakable covenant. We also saw, that because of Coniah's corruption, the line of kingship ended with him and

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings (1 Kings 8, Jeremiah...

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2025/08/12

1 Kings 8 tells us of the bringing up of the ark to Jerusalem with appropriate pomp and ceremony. Next came Solomon's extolling Yahweh and outlining the process that saw the ark coming to its typical resting place in the magnificent house, which had been built: 1 Chronicles 16 verses 8-36 records David's Psalm of thanksgiving penned at the time. David describes the spiritual significance of the occasion and how it types Christ's kingdom: carefully and slowly read Psalm 132 and meditate its meaning

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings (1 Kings 7, Jeremiah...

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2025/08/11

1 Kings 7 verses 1-12 describes the building of Solomon's own magnificent palace - containing a grand hall called the Forest of Lebanon because of the magnificent cedar pillars. It was approximately 45 metres in length and 24 metres wide. It took 13 years to build. He also constructed an impressive palace for Pharaoh's daughter who may be the subject of Psalm 45 and the Song of Solomon. The timber work of cedar and the magnificent gemstones were characteristic of these houses. Verses 13-51 describe

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings (1 Kings 6; Jeremiah...

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2025/08/11

We have a fixed foundation date when the House for the LORD's worship was completed: BC 1004. Solomon is recorded in 1 Kings 6 as building a magnificent temple, which is described in this chapter. Seven years of meticulous building were occupied in the construction of this glorious House. Verses 1-6 speak of the dimensions and arrangements of this house - note that is largely modeled on the Tabernacle. Verse 7 mentions the wonderful skills of the stone masons. Verses 11-13 say that no matter how

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings (1 Kings 4, 5,Jeremiah...

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2025/08/09

In 1 Kings 4 records the administrative structure of Solomon's realm. It tells of the wealth and wise rule that characterised his vast kingdom. It was in type a microcosm of Messiah's coming reign. Chapter 5 outlines the extensive preparation for the coming magnificent house of worship. This was aided by the peace his reign experienced - there was no "adversary" (Hebrew word 'satan') in Solomon's kingdom. So satan is also a common, not a proper, noun. So there is no supernatural angel called

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**The Life of Christ #96: The Great Day of the Feast...

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2025/08/08

A @Christadelphians Video: **Video Description:** Discover the deep meaning behind **"The Great Day of the Feast"** in this wonderful Bible study by John Martin. Unpack Jesus’ teachings, the Feast of Tabernacles, and the powerful symbolism of **"Living Water"** in Scripture. Ideal for personal study or group discussion! 📖 **Bible Verses Explored:** ✨ **John 7:37-39** – Jesus’ Invitation to the Thirsty ✨ **Leviticus 23:34-36** – The Feast of Tabernacles ✨ **Isaiah 12:3** – Drawing Water with Joy ✨

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings 1 Kings 3, Jeremiah...

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2025/08/08

In our 1 Kings reading we find Solomon's wonderful beginning as he loved Yahweh his God and offers a thousand cattle at Gibeon as a mark of thanksgiving to Almighty God, Solomon's Sovereign. King Solomon also married Pharaoh's daughter, who he loved deeply as the Song of Solomon shows. It was at Gibeon that the Almighty appeared to Solomon and him to ask from God whatever he desired. Solomon requests wisdom to rule the people of the LORD according to divine ways, indeed a wise choice indicating that

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings ( 1 Kings 2, Jeremiah...

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2025/08/07

David's final instructions for Solomon are found in 1 Kings 2. Note his emphasis was on sustaining Israel's currently high spiritual state and on Solomon's responsibility to ensure God's people walk before Him in faithfulness with all their heart, and soul. After that Solomon, as a wise ruler, needs watch the known troublemakers of his realm. So David died, at 70 years old, having guided the nation for 40 years. Adonijah, David's son, had an obvious agenda that was easily recognised by Solomon

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings (1 Kings 1, Jeremiah...

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2025/08/06

1 Kings 1 shows the circumstances that brought Solomon to the throne while David was yet alive. This proves that the promise of 2 Samuel 7 centred on another, who we know as the Lord Jesus Christ. It was brought about by the attempted usurpation of the throne by yet another of David's sons, Adonijah. Nathan the prophet together with Bathsheba, David's wife and Solomon's mother, recover the situation. Solomon is crowned king and the conspirators - Adonijah, Abiathar and Joab - abjectly slink away in

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Thoughts on the Bible Readings (2 Samuel 24, ...

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2025/08/06

The record of 24th chapter of 2 Samuel closes the book on what had begun at a low point in David's life - his falling into a a sin whose consequences reverberated throughout his life - but by which he learned other extraordinary lessons. As a result David was able to teach us of grace, faith and wisdom. These would help to provide a foundation for his son Solomon to commence a reign of immense possibilities. David, at this time, was overcome with pride by the power of his kingdom, and it would seem,

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