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- Key Figures1 Kings 11women who led him to idolatry. This disobedience led to God's anger and the eventual division of the kingdom. Jeroboam Servant of Solomon
- Practical Applications1 Kings 11pure devotion to God. Guarding Against Idolatry Faithfulness Discernment Prayer God's anger with Solomon for his disobedience resulted in the division of the kingdom. This
- Theological Insights1 Kings 11foreign wives. Despite his wisdom, Solomon's disobedience leads to God's anger and the eventual division of the kingdom. Jealousy Justice Sovereignty The chapter highlights
- Key Events2 Kings 13Lord, following the sins of Jeroboam. As a result, the Lord's anger is kindled against Israel, and they fall under the oppression of Hazael, king
- Cross-References2 Kings 17Spiritual Blindness. 2 Kings 17:18 speaks of God's anger leading to Israel's exile, fulfilling the warnings in Deuteronomy 28:63-64 about
- Overview2 Kings 17built high places and engaged in detestable practices, provoking the Lord to anger. #idolatry and #disobedience are central themes in this narrative, illustrating the covenant relationship
- Cross-References2 Kings 18mentions the Assyrian king's claim that Hezekiah's reforms have angered God. 2 Chronicles 32:12 clarifies Hezekiah's removal of high places was part
- Historical Context2 Kings 21Judah who led the nation into idolatry and abominations, provoking God's anger. Amon Son of Manasseh who succeeded him as king and continued his father
- Key Figures2 Kings 21altars for Baal, and made an Asherah pole, provoking the Lord to anger. Amon King of Judah Amon was the son of Manasseh and succeeded
- Overview2 Kings 21blood, leading to the spiritual decline of Judah and provoking God's anger (2 Kings 21:6, 16). The text highlights the consequences of turning away
- Themes2 Kings 23truth. Judgment and Mercy Despite Josiah's reforms, the Lord's anger against Judah remains due to the sins of Manasseh, yet Josiah himself is spared
- Theological Insights2 Kings 23sacrifice. Judgment and Mercy Despite Josiah's reforms, the LORD's anger against Judah remains due to the sins of Manasseh. This highlights the tension between
- Cross-References1 Chronicles 13Obedience, Holiness, God's Instructions. 1 Chronicles 13:10 recounts God's anger against Uzzah for touching the Ark, which is also detailed in 2 Samuel
- Linguistic Insights1 Chronicles 13perfect form, indicating a completed action. The breaking out of God's anger against Uzzah highlights the holiness of God and the seriousness of approaching
- Key Events1 Chronicles 21reluctantly carries out the census but omits Levi and Benjamin. God's anger is kindled against Israel because of this act. David's Census
- Theological Insights2 Chronicles 16consequences of disobedience and lack of faith in God. Asa's anger and oppression of the prophet, along with his refusal to seek the Lord
- Overview2 Chronicles 18from the Lord, foretelling Ahab's defeat and death in battle. Ahab, angered by Micaiah's prophecy, orders him to prison. Despite the opposition, Micaiah remains
- Key Events2 Chronicles 25gods of the Edomites and begins to worship them, provoking God's anger. A prophet warns him, but Amaziah refuses to listen. Amaziah's Idolatry
- Overview2 Chronicles 25gods of the Edomites after his victory. His actions provoke the anger of the Lord, resulting in a confrontation with #Jehoash, the king of Israel
- Overview2 Chronicles 28captives from Judah, reminding them that their actions have provoked the anger of the Lord against them. This call for compassion leads to the release