2 Kings 22
2 Kings 22 reminds me of how often we do things as religious rituals or traditions rather than as acts of true worship. The chapter
June 25, 2007
2 Kings 22 reminds me of how often we do things as religious rituals or traditions rather than as acts of true worship. The chapter
1 Kings chapter 22 begins with Jehoshaphat, King of Judah coming to visit Ahab, king of Israel. Remember, Ahab had been an evil king, but
1 Chronicles 22 contrasts being an imperfect earthly Dad to our Heavenly Father. The chapter begins with King David declaring “The house of the Lord God is
2 chronicles chapter 22 speaks to those of us behind the scenes. I think every one of us can think of a person, obscure to the
Job chapter 22 begins with a question that is fundamental to our faith. Job’s friends believe they have earned God’s favor by doing righteous deeds.
Genesis chapter 22 contains the most powerful symbol in the entire Old Testament. It begins, “Some time later, God tested Abraham… Then God said, “Take
Psalm 22 reminds me of seeing some old screen tests in Hollywood, where an actor was saying lines that were later made famous by someone
Proverbs 22 reminds me of the role of the Seasoned Citizens in our life. There is clear biblical instruction for the older men to teach
Isaiah 22 reminds me of a football strategy called the “Prevent Defense”. It is often used by a team with the lead, toward the end
Ezekiel 22 reminds me of the tendency of decent people to look away from evil, not wanting to believe it lives in their neighborhood. Evil