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| prays as a weak vessel and God answers her prayer; beginning of Samuel; prayed for Samuel (her son) |
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| a Jewish priest living in the days of the judges and serving God at the tabernacle in Shiloh, a city near the hill country of Ephraim (1 Samuel 1:1, 3). Eli is best remembered for his blessing on Samuel’s mother and for his part in Samuel’s first prophecy. |
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| one of the evil sons of Eli; violated the Law; officiating priest at Shiloh during Hannah; got ark of covenant captured and died |
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| one of the evil sons of Eli; violated the Law; officiating priest at Shiloh during Hannah; got ark of covenant captured and died; son Ichabod (the glory has departed) |
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| 1 Samuel 25; stole and was killed by Lord; greedy man that had no regard for Lord; husband to Abigail (who became David’s 3rd wife) |
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| original wife of Nabal; willing servant who was David’s 3rd wife; gave provisions to David’s men |
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| tried to take kingdom from Solomon; one of David’s sons; killed trying to take over the kingdom; fought with Solomon; took one of David’s “harem women” as wife (Abishag) |
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| cursed David because of rebellion of Absalom; instructed by David on deathbed and killed by Solomon |
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| fourth king; son of Asa; started good and ended bad spiritually; still considered a good and godly king |
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| did what was right in the eyes of the Lord; listened to wicked advisers after Jehoida died and this led to his demise – Was the baby protected by Jehoida during the reign of Athaliah |
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| one of the good kings of Judah; intelligent kings whose pride led to his demise – went into the temple to burn incense out of disobedience and was struck with leprosy |
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| evil king; allowed Judah to be defeated by Syria in Jerusalem; evil and disobedient and destroyed the Lord’s things – closed the temple |
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| had a close relationship with God; son of Ahaz; put God first and was prospered as king; became sick cried to the Lord and was given 15 more years; in his pride showed Babylon his riches and God promises to give them over to Babylon; mainly faithful |
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| son of Hezekiah; wicked king that reversed what Hezekiah did and did much worse; led Judah in forsaking God with idols; repented of sin but could not reverse the misfortune of Judah |
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| godly king and one of the world’s youngest kings; time of repentance; cleansed temple of idols; delayed judgement from Manasseh |
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| King Neb captured Jerusalem under his reign; gave himself up as prisoner to Babylon |
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| 1st king of Israel, Solomon tried to kill; divided kingdom with king Rehoboam |
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| King in Israel, one of increasingly evil kings; downfall was with wife Jezebel; killed an innocent man (demise) |
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| killed all in line of Ahab as God has instructed; yet God removed His blessing; reduced the size of the kingdom |
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| granted victory over Syrians; used to preserve God’s people |
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| evil woman married to Ahab; sought to destroy and particularly hated God’s people, big proponent of Baal worship |
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| killed all of line of Judah to secure throne for herself, but missed Joash; removed from throne, temple, and sentenced to death when Joash took the throne |
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| prophet; end of Baal worship in Israel; weeping prophet; was very good and very bad; colorful character; northern kingdom prophet |
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| because of mistreatment by Ahab and Jezebel, they were killed; would not sell vineyard to king |
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| successor of Elijah; northern kingdom prophet; Baal worship eradicated under him; helpfulness and blessing miracles |
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| reigning king of Syria; attacks nornthern kingdom; interacted with Elisha about healing of illness but then killed |
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| prophet; speaks for Lord to King Ahab and angers |
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| put Jehoiakim in place of ruling; did evil in sight of Lord and vassal king under Babylon; eventually Jehoiachin takes over leadership form Jehoiakim |
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| Isaiah 36; king of Assyria; tried to demoralize Jerusalem; murdered after trying to oppose God |
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| evil king of Babylon; took over Southern kingdom |
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| prophet that rebuilt the temple; in the line of Christ |
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| rebuilt the priesthood and people spiritually |
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| rebuilt the wall around Jerusalem |
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| opposed Nehemiah + Jews and tried to stop from building the wall |
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| rose to save the Hebrew people and became queen of Persia |
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| advised Esther and helped the Jewish people |
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| married to Esther; Mordecai refuses to bow down to him and his advisor is deeply angered |
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| man that was tempted and had everything taken, yet remains faithful to God |
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| one of Job’s “comforters” that fails to comfort him well; thought suffering was a result of sin; first friend to speak |
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| one of Job’s “comforters” that fails to comfort him well; second friend to speak; think suffering is a result of doing something wrong (speaks from human perspective) |
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| one of Job’s “comforters” that fails to comfort him well; third friend to speak; also believes suffering is a result of wrongdoing |
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| condemns Job’s three friends; condemns Job’s attitude towards God and shows Job he does have sin; points to God’s goodness |
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