IRTWBEY365 (I Read The Whole Bible Every Year Podcast)

IRTWBEY365 (I Read The Whole Bible Every Year Podcast)

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  • Olakunle Reads 2 Kings 10-11
    Bible Summary Day 127
    2Kings Chapter 10: Jehu sent a letter and had Ahab’s sons killed. He killed Ahaziah’s brothers and all the worshippers of Baal. Hazael defeated Israel.
    2Kings Chapter 11: Athaliah destroyed the royal family but Jehosheba hid Joash. Jehoiada had the army proclaim Joash as king and put Athaliah to death.
    16 min
  • Ria Reads 2nd Kings 8-9
    Day 126 Friday 6 May
    Chapter summary
    In chapter 8, Elisha warns of a coming famine and the woman whose son he had raised to life (chapter 4) goes to live in the land of the Philistines for the seven years of the famine. When she returns, she goes to ask the king to restore her house and land and he grants her request.
    Ben-hadad, the king of Syria is murdered by one of his men, Hazael who then becomes king. The kings of Israel and Judah go to war against Hazael and the king of Israel gets wounded in the battle.
    In chapter 9 Jehu is anointed as king over Israel and prophecies are given against Ahab’s house and Jezebel. Jehu goes to Jezreel, and he kills both Joram and Ahaziah the kings of Israel and Judah. Jezebel is thrown out a window and dogs eat her leaving only her skull, feet and palms.
    17 min
  • Elonda Reads 2 Kings 5-7
    Summary of 2 Kings 5-7
     
    ·      Naaman, who was a commander and served the king of Aram, has leprosy
    ·      Elisha gives specific instructions to Naaman on how to cleanse himself of Leprosy
    ·      King of Aram was at war with Israel and Elisha prayed to God so that the enemies would be struck down with blindness and God answered his request.
    ·      Four men with leprosy decides to surrender to a camp of Arameans in hopes of surviving a famine
    28 min
  • Joyce Reads 2 Kings 1-2
    2 King chapter 1
    This chapter focuses on the Isreal King, Ahaziah, the son of Ahab, and the acts of Elijah the prophet, who rebuked the king and prophesied the king’s death.
    Chapter 2
    The Lord is ready to sweep Elijah up to heaven via a whirlwind. Elijah and Elisha are coming back from Gilgal, and Elijah commands Elisha to stay, because God is sending him to Bethel. Elisha refuses and the two of them go to Bethel.
    Chapter 3
    Three kings went to battle against Moab,Samaria, and Edomite. But along the way they lacked water to feed their horses. Instead of searching for water, they searched for a priest and summoned Elisha.
    18 min
  • Raphael Reads 1 Kings 21-22
    SUMMARY Of The BIBLE 1KING 21 22. chapter 12. 1) Talk about Naboth the Jezreelite who as a vineyard which was in Jezreel he inherits the vineyard from is father. 2) King Ahab wife call jezebel kill Naboth and collect it vineyard for her husband the King. chapter 22. 1) talk about Jehoshaphat the king of Judah and the king of Israel and the prophet micaiah son of Imlah
    17 min
  • Elonda Reads 1 Kings 13-14
    Jeroboam is waned about idolatrous altar. A false prophet is revealed. Ahijah prophesies against a king
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    20 min
  • Olakunle Reads 1 Kings 17-18
    Bible Summary Day 120
    1Kings Chapter 17: Elijah told Ahab, “There will be no rain.” Elijah stayed with a widow in Zarephath. The widow’s son died but the LORD revived him.
    1Kings Chapter 18: Elijah went to Ahab and challenged the prophets of Baal. Baal gave no answer but the LORD answered Elijah with fire. Then rain fell.
    17 min
  • 1 Kings 15-16
    Bible summary
    In chapter 15 - Abijam king of Judah does evil in God’s sight. His son Asa reigns as king after his death. Asa’s heart is right with God, and he makes major reforms in the land. However, he forms an alliance with Ben-hadad against Baasha king of Israel and he pays him with gold and silver from the temple and the king’s palace. After Asa’s death, his son Jehoshaphath is next in line.
    Over in Israel, Jeroboam’s son Nadab becomes king, and he also does evil in God’s sight. He is assassinated by Baasha and everyone who is left in Jeroboam’s family is also killed in fulfilment of the word of the Lord. Baasha now becomes king, but he too does evil in the sight of God, and he continues in the ways of Jeroboam.
    In chapter 16 – God’s word is released against Baasha, that he will be removed just like Jeroboam. And he too is later assassinated by Jehu and his son Elah reigns in his stead. While Elah is out getting drunk, he is assassinated by one of the men in his army, Zimri. But Zimri only reigns for seven days because when the people hear that he had killed the king, they appoint Omri as king instead. In the process Zimri kills himself by burning down the house that he is in.
    And so Omri is now the king of Israel, but he too was evil and did even worse than all the other kings that had come before him. After his death, his son Ahab reigns, but sadly Ahab is even worse than Omri and he does even more to provoke God than everyone else before him. The chapter ends with the rebuilding of Jericho at the cost of Hiel’s two sons in fulfilment of the words spoken by Joshua in Joshua 6:26.
    18 min

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