Category Archives: Rehoboam

new normal

Posted on February 8, 2013 by Jefferson Vann

2 Chronicles 12 After abandoning the LORD, Rehoboam was humbled by a foreign invasion, but not completely destroyed.  The LORD wanted him to know the difference between serving him and serving other gods.  The difference was that Rehoboam and his … Continue reading →

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this thing is from me

Posted on February 7, 2013 by Jefferson Vann

2 Chronicles 11 God told Rehoboam not to engage in battle against his relatives because “this thing is from me.”  The rebellion, the division, all of it was the working out of God’s ultimate plan.  Often or tendency is to … 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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