Bible Discovery TV - The Daily Show (2022)
Israel Falls; 2 Kings 17-19
Season 4, Episode 3
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05-Apr-2022
"The descent of a nation is not pretty. In 2 Kings 17 we read that the kings of Israel had turned the people against the LORD and taught them to worship incorrectly. This is the main reason that the nation of Israel descended into sin and rebellion. The LORD is always moving in the world to let people know who He is. He will not stop, even in the face of evil. Even today, the Church of the LORD Jesus Christ is growing. The largest partof the worldwide Church is in China. Although they are under a communist government, it continues to grow. Interestingly, in the west, the Church appears to be declining. It seems that people are not paying attention to the call of God. Later on, in our Scripture reading of 2 Kings 17, we learn that God has moved on from His chosen people, not
because He desired to do so but because the people refused to honour His name.
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