So what was Hezekiah’s first act as the new King of Judah? His first act was to reopen the Temple doors. The Temple had so fallen apart under his papa’s administration that there was major restoration work that had to be done. I ain’t just talking about surface-level cosmetic restoration. There were structural repairs that […]
1K7-27: The Deadly Mistake Europe Is Making Right Now
We’ve been talking about how both Azah and his son Hezekiah kowtowed to Tiglath-Pileser, the King of Assyria. But here’s the thing. This same story is happening RIGHT NOW in Europe. The whole freakin’ continent is dropping every remnant of what’s left of its Judeo-Christian roots. Why? To keep the peace with Islam as it […]
1K7-26: The Biggest Myth About the Ten Lost Tribes
Many existing history textbooks on the northern kingdom assert that Ephraim-Israel was conquered around 722 B.C. This was around the 3rd year of Hezekiah’s reign Now, I gotta tell ya, man. That ain’t the most accurate assertion in the world. Why? Because, as I already mentioned, 722 B.C. is just the year the last piece […]
1K7-25: Hezekiah Is Proof You Can Break Away From a Godless Family
Alrighty, so we come to the next King of Judah, following the wicked Ahaz. It was Hezekiah, Ahaz’s son. And as I said yesterday, fortunately, the apple fell far from the tree in his case. Hezekiah reversed his father’s syncretism and reopened and purified the Temple. He also removed the high places, smashed the sacred […]
1K7-24: Why This Wicked King Is a Warning for Our Generation
Alrighty, so following on the heels of our little quiz yesterday, we’ve covered about 2 centuries of royal history since the construction and establishment of Israel’s first temple. So this now brings us to Ahaz, the king of Judah, who began his reign around 740 B.C. As I mentioned earlier, this demon on steroids takes […]
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