2 Kings 8.7-9.13
James one says, “But prove yourselves doers of the word, and not merely hearers who delude themselves.” What are some of the things that keep you from living out God's Word? That's an important question and we'll get answers on today's broadcast! Great to have you along with us for Hope From The Word with Bill Luebkemann. Bill is the pastor of Calvary Chapel of Marlton. In Israel's history when the kingdom was divided, all the kings from the northern kingdom were disobedient to God's clear word. The southern kingdom had some good kings, but many of them allowed the wrong influences to sway them from following the Lord. Here's Pastor Bill in Second Kings chapter eight to encourage us not to fall into that trap.
Questions for the recorded text 2 Kings 8.7-9.13 (Hope From the Word with Bill Luebkemann)
1- What news does Elisha bring to Hazael about Ben-Hadad, king of Syria?
A) That Ben-Hadad will surely die from his illness.
B) That Ben-Hadad will recover, but also that he will die from an assassination.
C) That Ben-Hadad should offer a greater gift for his healing.
D) That the king should go to the Jordan River to be healed.
2- What does Elisha say about Hazael's future?
A) That he will be defeated by the Israelites.
B) That he will continue to serve Ben-Hadad until the end of his life.
C) That he will become king of Syria and commit atrocities against Israel.
D) That he will follow Elisha as his new servant.
3- According to the narrator, what was the state of the Southern Kingdom of Judah during the division?
A) All the kings were disobedient to God.
B) Some kings were good, but others were influenced by the Northern Kingdom.
C) Judah was as bad as the Northern Kingdom from the beginning.
D) Judah only had kings who completely followed Elisha's advice.
4- How did Jehoram, son of Jehoshaphat, begin his reign in Judah?
A) He followed the good ways of his father Jehoshaphat.
B) He was a virtuous king who brought peace to Judah.
C) He did evil in the sight of the Lord, following the ways of the house of Ahab.
D) He completely rejected his family and moved to the Northern Kingdom.
5- Why did the Lord not destroy Judah, despite the evil committed by its kings?
A) Because Judah's people were always faithful.
B) Because of the promise made to His servant David.
C) Because Judah’s kings eventually repented before Elisha.
D) Because Judah was smaller than the Northern Kingdom.
Answers: 1-B, 2-C, 3-B, 4-C, 5-B
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About Hope From the Word
Hope From the Word with Pastor Bill Luebkemann is the daily teaching ministry of Calvary Chapel of Marlton, NJ. Pastor Bill leads clear, uncompromising verse by verse Bible studies through the whole counsel of God. His passion for the Lord and desire for all to answer the call to salvation is evident as he delivers Hope From the Word.
About Bill Luebkemann
Calvary Chapel of Marlton is also home to the Hope FM radio network. In 1995, Pastor Chuck Smith exhorted pastors to prayerfully consider radio as an effective tool for spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ. Pastor Bill Luebkemann heard that message and caught the vision. Hope FM went on the air in November of 2005 and has continued to grow into a network of stations and translators reaching across South Jersey, Eastern and Central Pennsylvania and south into Baltimore, Maryland.
Bill and his wife Lynn have been married for over 40 years and have three adult children and two grandbunnies.
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