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  • Christ in 2 Kings 23

    2 Kings 23 depicts King Josiah’s profound reforms, spurred by the rediscovery of the Law, emphasizing true covenant faithfulness through the destruction of idols and renewal of worship. However, despite these efforts, Judah’s impending judgment remains, signaling that genuine reform cannot equate to salvation. Ultimately, the chapter points to Christ as the true redeemer, fulfilling…

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  • 1 Kings 15 Commentary

    This chapter discusses the reigns of kings Abijam, Asa, Nadab, and Baasha. It highlights Judah’s preservation of David’s line despite sinful leadership, Asa’s partial reforms, and Israel’s continued idolatry. The text emphasizes God’s covenant grace, contrasting human failures with Christ’s perfect kingship and the enduring promise of redemption through Jesus.

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  • 1 Kings 14 Commentary

    1 Kings 14 records a dark and sobering moment in Israel’s history. Jeroboam, the man who led the northern tribes away from the house of David, now faces the divine consequences of his rebellion. His kingdom, which began with such promise, is unraveling under the weight of sin. This chapter divides neatly into two parts:…

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  • 1 Kings 12 Commentary

    First Kings 12 marks a major turning point in Israel’s history—the division of the united kingdom into two: the northern kingdom (Israel) and the southern kingdom (Judah). This chapter shows how human folly, political ambition, and divine judgment intersect to fulfill God’s Word. Let’s walk through it section by section.

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