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Bible Study: Old Testament
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1 Kings seen from the perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit (I)
Rev. Paul C. Jong | ISBN 9788928262809 |
Pages 654
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CONTENTS
- Preface — 7
- General Introduction — 17
1 Kings Chapter 1
•Biblical Exposition
Overview of the Entire Content • From the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit — 45
The Kingship Man Establishes Collapses, but the Kingship God Establishes Is Fulfilled — 57
•Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- If a Person Does Not Serve God as King, He Sets Himself Up as King (1 Kings 1:1–53) — 113
- Even a Position Established by Grace Collapses If We Do Not Keep Our Hearts (1 Kings 1:1–53) — 126
1 Kings Chapter 2
•Biblical Exposition
Overview of the Entire Content • From the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit — 145
Humble Your Heart Not before the Power of Man but before the Word God Has Established — 160
•Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- A Kingship That Departs from the Righteousness of God Is Certain to Collapse (1 Kings 2:1–46) — 207
- The Kingdom of God Is Made Firm When the Remnants of the Flesh within Us Are Dealt With (1 Kings 2:1–46) — 222
1 Kings Chapter 3
•Biblical Exposition
Overview of the Entire Content • From the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit — 239
Solomon Who Asked for Wisdom, and the Discerning Heart God Gives — 254
•Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- A Heart That Fears God Is Greater Than Human Wisdom (1 Kings 3:1–15) — 279
- The Wisdom Received from God Must Be Used to Save Souls (1 Kings 3:1–28) — 286
1 Kings Chapter 4
•Biblical Exposition
Overview of the Entire Content • From the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit — 303
For What Are You Using the Wisdom and Prosperity Received from God — 319
•Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- Even a Prosperous Kingdom Becomes an Idol When It Leaves the Righteousness of God (1 Kings 4:1–34) — 350
- It Must Not Be an Order That Fills the King’s Table, but an Order That Shares the Food of Life (1 Kings 4:1–34) — 364
1 Kings Chapter 5
•Biblical Exposition
Overview of the Entire Content • From the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit — 379
Preparing to Build the Temple, See the Meaning of the Peace God Has Given — 393
•Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- The Heart That Builds the House of God Must Not Degenerate into a Heart That Builds Its Own Palace (1 Kings 5:1–18) — 415
- The House of God Must Be Built on Large and Costly Stones (1 Kings 5:1–18) — 426
1 Kings Chapter 6
•Biblical Exposition
Overview of the Entire Content • From the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit — 439
Building the Temple of the LORD, See What God Requires — 458
•Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- Believe and Follow (1 Kings 6:37–7:8) — 491
- Following the Spirit (1 Kings 6:38–7:8) — 533
1 Kings Chapter 7
•Biblical Exposition
Overview of the Entire Content • From the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit — 557
Completing the Furnishings of the Temple, yet If the Heart Is Not Held Fast by God — 575
•Sermons by Paul C. Jong
- Even with the Furnishings of the Temple Prepared, You Fall If Your Heart Turns to Your Own Palace (1 Kings 7:1–51) — 620
- If You Lose the Vessels of Washing, the Law of Sacrifice Becomes a Human Religion (1 Kings 7:23–51) — 632
Why did Solomon, who received great wisdom from God, spend more time building his own palace than the Temple?
Through David’s old age and Adonijah’s fall, and Solomon’s accession and the building of the Temple, 1 Kings chapters 1–7 show that the glory of man fades, but the faith that fears God endures forever.
This book reveals the gospel of the water and the Spirit contained in the Temple and its furnishings. Jesus took the sins of the world upon Himself through the baptism He received from John the Baptist, was judged and died on the Cross, and rose again to complete salvation.
Do not rely on your own wisdom and your own kingdom. Use the wisdom, wealth, and time you have received for the gospel and for souls, and serve Jesus Christ as the King of your heart, building the house of God.
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