1 Kings seen from the perspective of the gospel of the water and the Spirit (II)
This podcast presents a biblical exposition of 1 Kings, focusing on chapters 8 through 12. It explores Solomon's dedication of the Temple, his later fall into idolatry, and the division of the kingdom. The teaching emphasizes salvation through the gospel of the water and the Spirit, arguing that Jesus' baptism and crucifixion provide remission of sins. The series aims to keep listeners from being carried away by idols and to stand firm in God's righteousness.
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Preface
Dear readers, Through this book I wish to share with you the Word of 1 Kings, chapters 8 through 12. These words record the course that runs from the time Solomon enshrined the Ark of the Covenant in the completed Temple and dedicated it to God, through the inclining of his heart to idols and the declaration that the kingdom would be divided, to the pro
Ch08_01_Biblical Exposition_Overview of the Entire Content • From the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit
1 Kings chapter 8 records how Solomon moved the Ark of the Covenant from the City of David into the Most Holy Place of the new temple, and dedicated the temple to God while the glory of God filled it. Solomon proclaimed before the people of Israel that God’s promise had been fulfilled, and he pleaded with God to hear whenever the people prayed toward th
Ch08_02_Biblical Exposition_The Gospel of the Water and the Spirit That We Must Enshrine at the Center of the Temple
1 Kings chapter 8 is the Word in which the Ark of the Covenant of the LORD comes into the completed temple, and Solomon dedicates the temple before all Israel and prays to God. The temple had already been built and its furnishings were in place, but at its center there absolutely had to be the Ark of the Covenant. A temple without the Ark is a house wit
Ch08_03_Sermon_Only When the Ark of the Covenant Is at Its Center Is the Temple the House of God (1 Kings 8:1-66)
1 Kings chapter 8 is the chapter of the dedication of Solomon’s temple. The temple was already completed, and the furnishings to go into it were in place. Now Solomon gathered the elders of Israel and all the heads of the tribes to Jerusalem and brought the Ark of the Covenant of the LORD up from the City of David, Zion, to the temple. And when the Ark
Ch08_04_Sermon_Prayer toward the Temple Must Be a Faith That Does Not Change the Law of Sacrifice (1 Kings 8:22-66)
In 1 Kings chapter 8, Solomon dedicates the temple and offers a long prayer. He stands before the altar of the LORD, spreads out his hands toward heaven, and confesses that God has fulfilled the promise He made to David. And he pleads that when the people of Israel pray toward the temple from the place of their many sins, plagues, defeats, and captivity
Ch09_01_Biblical Exposition_Overview of the Entire Content • From the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit
1 Kings chapter 9 records how, after Solomon finished building the temple and the palace, God appeared to him a second time, with the promise of the throne conditioned on obedience and the warning against idolatry. There follow his dealings with Hiram king of Tyre, the building of various cities and military facilities, the system of the labor force, th
Ch09_02_Biblical Exposition_The LORD Appeared Again and Gave the Covenant and the Warning
1 Kings chapter 9 begins with the word God spoke when He appeared to Solomon again, after Solomon had finished building the house of the LORD and his own palace. The time when the work of God is finished is the time when a man’s heart is revealed. When he begins a work he can be humble, but when the work is accomplished and its results are before his ey
Ch09_03_Sermon_What Must We Do Not to Serve Idols before God like Solomon？ (1 Kings 9:1-9)
Looking at today’s Scripture passage, after Solomon had finished building the palace and the temple, God appeared to Solomon a second time. This is what God said to Solomon: He said that He had specially set apart and consecrated that temple, and that He would put His eyes and His heart there.
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Ch09_04_Sermon_Pursue the Things of the Spirit More Than the Things of the Flesh (1 Kings 9:15-22)
That we have truly become one people and one family is something to be deeply thankful for in these last days. That all our sins have been remitted through Jesus and we have received salvation, that we have become a people delivered from all sin—this is a matter of great thanksgiving. Especially in this age, how amazing it is that we have been saved fro
Ch10_01_Biblical Exposition_Overview of the Entire Content • From the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit
1 Kings chapter 10 records the visit of the queen of Sheba, who came to Jerusalem to confirm Solomon’s wisdom and fame, and the enormous wealth and international influence of Solomon’s kingdom. Solomon’s wisdom became known to many nations, and gold, silver, spices, and precious stones gathered to Jerusalem; but the picture of his excessive accumulation
Ch10_02_Biblical Exposition_The Visit of the Queen of Sheba， the Glory of Solomon， and the Source of True Wisdom and Glory
1 Kings chapter 10 is the chapter in which Solomon’s wisdom and riches are displayed before the world. The queen of Sheba heard of the fame of Solomon concerning the name of the LORD and came and tested his wisdom, and she was greatly amazed to see Solomon’s wisdom and the order and abundance of his palace. In the eyes of man, Solomon’s kingdom stood at
Ch10_03_Sermon_Did You Not Know That You Become a Heretic If You Worship Idols？ (1 Kings 10:1-29)
These days I want to teach my fellow workers overseas and many souls who it is that belongs to heresy. If there are any who have fallen into heresy, I want to bring them out of it. So now I intend to tell you what heresy is within the truth of the gospel of the water and the Spirit. It seems that they truly need this faith and this knowledge.
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Ch10_04_Sermon_We Must See the Road by Which the Glory of Solomon Leads to the Sin of Jeroboam (1 Kings 10:1-29)
1 Kings chapter 10 is the chapter in which the kingdom of Solomon looks most glorious. The queen of Sheba came to see Solomon’s wisdom, and the people of the world desired to see his face. His riches and wisdom were greater than those of all the kings of the earth, and much gold and many presents came in year by year. Silver was as common as stones, the
Ch11_01_Biblical Exposition_Overview of the Entire Content • From the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit
1 Kings chapter 11 records how Solomon loved many foreign women, and following their gods and building high places, his heart drew far from God. God declared that He would tear the kingdom away from Solomon’s son and divide it, and He raised up Hadad, Rezon, and Jeroboam as adversaries. This chapter shows the process by which the reign of Solomon, who h
Ch11_02_Biblical Exposition_Solomon＇s Fall in His Later Years and the Foretelling of the Judgment That Would Divide the Nation
1 Kings chapter 11 shows through the fall of Solomon that even a man who has received great grace, wisdom, and riches from God can go the road of idolatry at any time if he does not keep his heart. Solomon was the king who built the temple of the LORD, the king who received wisdom from God, and a man so greatly blessed that the people of the world came
Ch11_03_Sermon_God Blesses the Life Lived for the Gospel (1 Kings 11:1-13)
Today we have looked at the Word of God from 1 Kings 11:1 to 13. It says, “King Solomon loved many foreign women, as well as the daughter of Pharaoh: women of the Moabites, Ammonites, Edomites, Sidonians, and Hittites” (1 Kings 11:1). Concerning these nations God had spoken to the children of Israel beforehand. He had said, You shall not intermarry with
Ch11_04_Sermon_Who Is a Heretic before God？ (1 Kings 11:1-13)
Today I intend to speak on how collective heresy arose within the New Testament church. In the Old Testament, the people of Israel could meet God through the forefathers of faith. They were led through the law given through Moses and through the prophets of God, and for the sins they committed they could obtain salvation through the law of sacrifice rev
Ch11_05_Sermon_Those Who Have Now Replaced God with Material Things Are Those Who Serve Idols before God (1 Kings 11:1-13)
The Bible records that King Solomon took the daughter of Pharaoh and made her his wife. How many wives did Solomon have? Seven hundred wives, princesses, and three hundred concubines. Solomon, having become the king of the nation of Israel, should have led the people before God; but instead his heart departed from God. He departed from God in his heart
Ch11_06_Sermon_How Pseudo-Christianity Came About (1 Kings 11:26-40)
How are you? We have returned from holding good meetings. Traveling the provinces, we also looked into a chapel and an office, and we intend to plant churches in several regions and expand the work for the gospel. Today, through the Word of 1 Kings 11:26–40, I would like to look into how pseudo-Christianity came about.
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Ch12_01_Biblical Exposition_Overview of the Entire Content • From the Perspective of the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit
1 Kings chapter 12 records the process by which the kingdom of Israel was divided into north and south when Rehoboam, Solomon’s son, rejected the people’s request to lighten their heavy yoke. The ten northern tribes made Jeroboam king, and Jeroboam, to protect his own kingship, set up golden calves at Bethel and Dan and changed the priesthood, the feast
Ch12_02_Biblical Exposition_The Nation Is Divided in Two， and Jeroboam Corrupts the Worship
1 Kings chapter 12 is the chapter in which, after Solomon’s fall, the nation of Israel is actually torn apart. Rehoboam succeeded to the throne, but what he inherited was not the kingship alone. He inherited together the heavy yoke Solomon had left on the people, the results of fleshly rule, and even the current of sin that had left God. Therefore this
Ch12_03_Sermon_If You Follow Your Own Personal Fleshly Desires， You End Up Becoming a Heretic (1 Kings 12:1-18)
We have read today’s Scripture passage together. This is what happened when Rehoboam, the son of Solomon, became king. King Solomon’s own son was Rehoboam. When King Solomon died, the people of Israel went to find Rehoboam in the region of Shechem and made one request. They made that request because the people were already utterly worn out from the work
Ch12_04_Sermon_Let Us Not Corrupt God＇s Law of Sacrifice (1 Kings 12:1-33)
The greatest event in the Bible is this very event. Why has this world grown so dark? Why has the world failed to return to God and instead gone over to the Devil and become his slave? This Word shown in 1 Kings tells us the reason.
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Ch12_05_Sermon_We Must Now Return from the Sin of Jeroboam to the Gospel of the Water and the Spirit (1 Kings 12:25-33)
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Ch12_06_Sermon_Our Hearts Must Follow God (1 Kings 12:25-33)
A person who believes in God has both soul and body. As the Apostle Paul said, with our hearts we serve the law of God and with our flesh the law of sin, and we live carrying these two together. And yet, because God the Holy Spirit is in our hearts, we hear the Word that says, you are now not in the flesh but in the Spirit, and it is fitting to serve th
Ch12_07_Sermon_The Characteristics and Phenomena of Heresy (1 Kings 12:25-33)
Today we have looked at the same Scripture passage as in Sermon 4. Within this Word it is clearly shown what kind of people are heretics. Today, through this passage, I want us to look together at what heresy is biblically, and at what kind of church, among the countless churches around us today, is in fact heretical while looking like a true church.
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Ch12_08_Sermon_Who Are the Christians That Believe in Jesus within the Framework of Their Own Fleshly Thoughts？ (1 Kings 12:25-33)
Today we have looked at the same Scripture passage as in Sermon 4. It is a passage we hear often, but many people do not know well the spiritual meaning hidden within this Word. So today I want us to look together at heresy, which has become a fearsome group, as it appears in this passage.
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