Epis. 3 on 2 Kings 1:9-18 Getting Answers from the wrong Places.

I apologize for the lower volume, so please turn your audio up high. Our study of 2 Kings 1:9-18 shows us the damage we can do when we go looking for answers where we shouldn't. You can catch our study on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/h1CvAgnJI74 .

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Epis. 2: To Whom Do You Go To . . .For Healing? (2 Kings 1:1-8)

The beginning of 2nd Kings is most interesting -- a king falls through or into a window lattice, wants a medical diagnosis, but doesn't go to the right place for it. We can learn a lot. Join us as we study 2 Kings 1:1-8. Catch it on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/MahrnP22wFM .

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Epis. 1: 2nd Kings, the Intro.

Two nations continue their way on a collision course heading for destruction and captivity. Just how patient can God be with them? How patient can He be with you? Join us as we embark on our next study of O.T. books, this time 2nd Kings, on our YouTube channel "Digging For Scriptural Gems". You can see this episode right here: https://youtu.be/1YfJowyRT6E .

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Epis. 96: Some Final Lessons From 1st Kings. (1 Kings 22:37-53)

The historical content of 1st Kings could fill the script pages of several television miniseries. And for most of episodes, we'd stay riveted to our screens to see what happens. If any account proves the old saying attributed to Mark Twain that "truth is stranger than fiction", it is this account. Real-life occurrences can be so unusual or unexpected because unlike fiction, it is not limited to the writer's imagination. Join us for a brief study on the conclusion of 1st Kings, on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/RGMUC14wd7E .

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Epis. 95: No Disguise Will Help. You Can't Avoid It. [1 Kings 22:29-36]

Trying to hide from God to avoid punishment by somehow disguising who we are is as foolish as a little child putting their hands over their eyes and saying, "Daddy can't see me now." Don't be foolish is the lesson for us on this from 1 Kings 22:29-36. Study it with us on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/cLTA8wTLUug .

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Epis. 94. on 1 Kings 22:24-28. Prophet smites Prophet. We can expect abuse.

 

In this short passage we see how God's true prophet is treated by the idolators and false prophets, and kings and rulers. I hate to say it but it is very indicative of what is going on in the world today as it exhibits its hatred for Christians. Yet we need to expect it. Join us as we study 1 Kings 22:24-28. You can catch this short video on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/aq0mijP87kE .

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Satan & Fallen Angels in Heaven? This passage suggests so. (1 Kings 22:1-23)

I couldn't believe what I was studying. Here is a passage in the Old Testament (1 Kings 22:1-23) that surprised me greatly of what we would consider to be unconditional practices and unacceptable sorts God employed to accomplish His purposes. Discover them with me and share your thoughts. You can see our short video here: https://youtu.be/z2iyzu_iglY .

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  couldn't believe what I was studying. Here is a passage in the Old Testament (1 Kings 22:1-23) that surprised me greatly of what we would consider to be unconditional practices and unacceptable sorts God employed to accomplish His purposes. Discover them with me and share your thoughts. You can see our short video here: couldn't believe what I was studying. Here is a passage in the Old Testament (1 Kings 22:1-23) that surprised me greatly of what we would consider to be unconditional practices and unacceptable sorts God employed to accomplish His purposes. Discover them with me and share your thoughts. You can see our short video here:

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