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Volume 11-37, 1 Kings 14-15, 2 Chronicles 13-14
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/1_kings/14.htm Sound familiar? It should, part of it were studied yesterday. While a chronological Bible can help put things in the order of events, it is impossible to put everything truly in order unless you take various passages of each book and put them in order. We can see that Chronicles documented the reign of Rehoboam yesterday, and now he is back today in the book of kings. A completely chronological perspective would have been… Continue reading
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Volume 11-36, 2 Chronicles 10-12
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/2_chronicles/10.htm So, Rehoboam is the King of Judah, and Jeroboam is the King of Israel after the kingdom was torn in half. They both had sons named Abijah. Jeroboam’s son Abijah, not the Abijah who was the son of Rehoboa, became ill, so Jeroboam sent his wife to find the prophet Ahijah. Ahijah is like the name Abijah except it has an h instead of a b. Got it? I told you keeping these names… Continue reading
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Volume 11-35, 1 Kings 12 and 13
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/1_kings/12.htm Once again, not hopping around wherever I choose, just studying the Bible in chronological order of events rather than how the books are categorized, so we’re back to the Books of Kings and Chronicles. And I hope you are smarter than I (of which I have no doubt), because here is where I always have difficulty with names. Rehoboam is the son of Solomon, the next heir to be king. But because of a… Continue reading
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Volume 11-34, Ecclesiastes 10-12
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/ecclesiastes/10.htm Allow me to babble for a second. I was struck by the first verse of Chapter 10 talking about how flies putrify the perfumers ointment. I just watched a YouTube video this past week about how cowboys ate in the 19th Century. Obviously there was no refrigeration, and outside of a hotel, the only place to eat was in the saloons. The video said that the food was free as it enticed the cowboys… Continue reading
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Volume 11-33, Ecclesiastes 9
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/ecclesiastes/9.htm Evil spirits exist. I’m not talking about ghosts from dead people, I’m talking about evil spirits conjured up by Satan, his fallen angels. When Saul went to the seer, and she reportedly brought back the spirit of Samuel, it wasn’t Samuel, but rather one of Satan’s fallen angels imitating Samuel. There is a story, reportedly true, where an elderly man had lost his wife. One day, very soon after her death, the doorbell rang,… Continue reading
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Volume 11-32, Ecclesiastes 7-8
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/ecclesiastes/7.htm Once again, there are valuable lessons in these two chapters of the Book of Ecclesiastes, but not enough time to discuss each and every aspect. But I want to bring to light a very valuable lesson in Chapter 8 and how it certainly applies today. Our nation, over the last couple of decades, had divided and become politically polarized. I will avoid describing the two sides, one known as the right, who are conservative,… Continue reading
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Volume 11-31, Ecclesiastes 6
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/ecclesiastes/6.htm Many online Bibles have added headings over various sections of scripture something not normally found in a print Bible. And when I opened the Bible app this morning, the title of the first section of this chapter is, “Wealth is NOT the goal of life.” And that quote is certainly fitting. I wanted to be a fireman at least since I was in Kindergarten, maybe earlier, but my first memory of being interested was… Continue reading
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Volume 11-30, Ecclesiastes 4
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/ecclesiastes/4.htm Now I’m perplexed, as there are many things here that I disagree with. So it has caused me to think about myself, my thoughts, my opinions, and whether or not I’m wrong. Then again, maybe I’m just not understanding. Right out of the gate, Verse 1, “the tears of the oppressed… have no comforter…” I’m not necessarily oppressed, I’m not a victim, but God has charged me with a great responsibility…caring for three special… Continue reading
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Volume 11-29, Ecclesiastes 2-3
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/ecclesiastes/2.htm As I said yesterday, I’m not smart enough to fully understand this book. Solomon proceeds to tell us that everything we do is in vain, but turns around and tells us when should enjoy life while we’re here, eating, drinking, and being merry. I’m guessing, in my mind, that is a way to tell us to enjoy our lives, and don’t sweat the small stuff. Don’t kill yourself worrying about finances, status, your job,… Continue reading
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Volume 11-28, Ecclesiastes 1
https://biblehub.com/nkjv/ecclesiastes/1.htm The book of Ecclesiastes is another book attributed to Solomon, and the title mean book of wisdom literature. And it is another book that I have trouble comprehending because of my lack of intelligence. You can read the scripture, and I at least, see different meanings to it, can’t decide which one is correct, and maybe overthink it. But then again, it is written very eloquently in a style that is simply just over… Continue reading
DISCLAIMER: I write what is impressed upon my mind, without planning, without an outline. I do not used spell or grammar check, so you will very likely find spelling and grammatical errors. That is fine, my purpose is to share my faith, not impress my English teacher!

