Category Archives: Jeroboam

relying on His greatness

Posted on February 9, 2013 by Jefferson Vann

2 Chronicles 13 Abijah and his army was greatly outnumbered.  It was like a replay of his ancestor against Goliath.  His enemies were the armies of Jeroboam.  His tactics were to let the enemy know that the LORD was with … Continue reading →

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an imperfect union

Posted on February 6, 2013 by Jefferson Vann

2 Chronicles 10 God’s judgment upon the house of David prophesied by Ahijah began in this way: the LORD allowed Rehoboam to refuse to listen to his people.  That was all that was needed for the union to unravel.  It … Continue reading →

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