1 Kings 9 - 10
1 KingsSteve Gregg
In "1 Kings 9-10," Steve Gregg discusses the completion of Solomon's building projects, including the temple and his own home. God showed His approval of these projects through the appearance of the glory cloud in the temple. Gregg explains that promises in the Old Testament were both conditional and typological, with fulfillment and continuation seen in the spiritual mode of the New Covenant. The discussion also touches on the controversy surrounding Hiram's displeasure with the cities given to him by Solomon and the use of forced labor during Solomon's reign.
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1 Kings 11 - 12
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In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses the final chapters of 1 Kings, focusing on the decline of King Solomon's rule due to his love for foreign women an
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1 Kings 13 - 14
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Steve Gregg provides an overview of 1 Kings 13 and 14, focusing on the story of the unnamed prophet sent to Jeroboam to deliver a message from God. De
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1 Kings 7 - 8
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In this section of "1 Kings 7-8," Steve Gregg details the building of Solomon's temple. The hall and court inside were made with beveled windows, and
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