2 Kings 10 - 12
2 KingsSteve Gregg
In this passage, Steve Gregg presents a detailed account of the events that took place after Elisha commissioned one of the sons of the prophets to anoint Jehu as the king of Israel. Jehu, with the support of the elders, went on to eliminate the leaders of the land and those who worshipped Baal. However, he acted deceptively and continued to tolerate the worship of the golden calves. Eventually, Jehoiada, the high priest, anointed Joash as the new king of Judah, who reigned for forty years, but failed to remove the high places.
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2 Kings 13 - 14
2 Kings
In this biblical account, Steve Gregg reflects on the reign of Joash and Amaziah, two kings who failed to depart from the sins of Jeroboam and worship
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2 Kings 15 - 16
2 Kings
In this episode, Steve Gregg provides a detailed analysis of the events recorded in 2 Kings chapters 15 and 16. The story follows the reigns of variou
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2 Kings 7 - 9
2 Kings
In this lecture, Steve Gregg discusses the scripture in 2 Kings 7-9. He starts by pointing out the inexplicable nature of the chapter divisions in the
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