Reformed Bible Study
Have you ever wondered how all the different parts of the Bible fit together? Why are some passages given as history while others are poetry or prophecy? What does the New Testament have to do with the Old? How were different doctrines revealed over time?
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34. The Divided Kingdom (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Reformed Bible Study. Solomon's apostasy split the kingdom his father built, and in Jeroboam's rebellion and Rehoboam's folly we watch covenant unfaithfulness bear its bitter fruit. But even here, the LORD preserves a remnant for David's sake, a mercy that points beyond every failed son of David to the one King who never divides His kingdom or shares His worship.
32. Solomon (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Reformed Bible Study. Today we turn to Solomon, whose divinely given wisdom raised the temple, brought Israel to the height of its glory, and carried redemptive history one step nearer to the greater Son of David to come. His reign holds both grace and folly together, and offers, in equal measure, covenant instruction for the church today.
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