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2 Kings 19

21 passages from 18 books in the Christian Reader library reference 2 Kings 19.

  1. All the people fell on their faces, and said, The Lord he is the God! The Lord he is the God! Indeed, we acknowledge God to be the only God (2 Kings 19:15). O Lord God of Israel, which dwells between the Cherubims, you are the God, even you alone.

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  2. He is jealous for his spouse, therefore will be avenged on them who go to wrong her (Isaiah 42:13). The Lord shall stir up jealousy like a man of war; he shall roar, he shall prevail against his enemies. What is done to the saints, God takes as done to himself (2 Kings 19:22), a…

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  3. Our Father

    from A Body of Practical Divinity by Thomas Watson · cites 2 Kings 19:32, 14, 37

    2. A strong guard. One angel in a night slew a hundred and eighty-five thousand, (2 Kings 19:32). If one angel slew so many, what would an army of angels have done?

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  4. An angel destroyed the firstborn of Egypt in one night. In the host of Sennacherib one angel slew in one night a hundred fourscore and five thousand men (2 Kings 19:35). Of like power is the devil himself to shake the earth, and to destroy us all, but that God of his goodness li…

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  5. What is done to the righteous, is done to God himself. When the king's favorite is struck at, the king himself is struck at (2 Kings 19:22). I know your rage against me: The rage of Sennacherib was against the person of Hezekiah, but (there being a league between God and his peo…

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  6. And (Psalm 5:2) Listen to my voice, my King, and my God. (2 Kings 19:19) Now therefore, O Lord our God, I ask you to save us out of his hand. Ezra bases his prayer on this (Ezra 9:6): O my God, I am ashamed and blush.

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  7. Sermon 11

    from Christ the Fountain of Life by John Cotton · cites 2 Kings 19:35

    This is [reconstructed: the estate] of them all, so far as we are without Christ, we are without life; no Christ, no life. It is with the sons of men in this kind (that I may so speak) as it was with the soldiers (2 Kings 19:35), they were all dead corpses: truly, that is the ca…

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  8. Let not God speak to us lest we die. Elijah wrapped his face in a mantle, when God appeared to him (2 Kings 19:13). When Christ appeared to Paul from Heaven, he trembled and was astonished, and was three days without sight, as you may see (Acts 9:9); there was a special reason,…

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  9. Angels defend us against enemies (Psalm 34:7), The angel of the Lord encampeth round about them that fear him, and delivereth them. (2 Kings 19:35) The Angel of the Lord went out, and smote in the camp of the Assyrians an hundred fourscore and five thousand. An Angel opened the…

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  10. Chapter 43

    from Commentary on Isaiah by John Calvin · cites 2 Kings 19:9

    We must resort to the history for the better understanding of this: for when Sennacherib came with violence against Judah, God arrested him by the way, and sent him to fight with others; so as he was constrained to turn back his forces. And thus the Egyptians and the Ethiopians…

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  11. “Lors que le Roy Sennacherib fut contreint de lever le siege de de-rant, et s'enfuir honteusement.” — “When King Sennacherib was compelled to raise the siege, and to fly disgracefully.” (2 Kings 19:36) Certainly, it is evident from the context, that the prophet looks much farthe…

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  12. And for this end and purpose it is, that the Holy Ghost has affixed those notes of attention to the narratives of the works of Providence in Scripture: all which do invite and call men to a due and deep observation of them. So in that great and celebrated work of Providence, in…

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  13. Can I ever be in more need of an almighty help, than when I was struggling to get into the world? There is more of the power of God put forth in bringing a poor infant into the world, than in bringing him out of any trouble or strait he can fall into, in his travels through the…

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  14. 1 Samuel 17:26, 36. 2 Kings 19:4, 16. Daniel 6:26.

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  15. The spirit of Enthusiasts persuades men of peace and comfort without and beside the promises of the Gospel. The words of the book of the Law melt the heart of godly Josiah (2 Kings 19:22), and the Lord looks to him that trembles at his word to dwell with him (Isaiah 66:2). The E…

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  16. If we pray heartily that God's name may be hallowed, as we should do every day, we should grieve heartily that his name is dishonored, as we see it is every day. And our resentments of the reproach cast upon God and religion, we should make a humble and pious remonstrance of bef…

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  17. This is truly a worthy example, in which as in a mirror we may observe what is fitting for us. Likewise we read that Hezekiah became a suppliant with these words to obtain grace and mercy from God, 2 Kings 19:16: 'Incline your ear, O Lord, and hear; open your eyes, O Lord, and s…

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  18. Objection: But this Covenant is made to, and with David, that Solomon, and one of David's line, shall sit upon David's Throne, until the Messiah, the true beloved shall be born (2 Samuel 7:12-13). Answer: It is true, and although these of David's line sinned, yet by virtue of th…

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  19. Did not Saint James exhort to this, when he says, Is any sick among you? Let him call for the Elders of the Church, and let them pray for him (Philippians, verse 22; 2 Kings 19:4; Esther 4:16; Daniel 2:18; Genesis 20:7; Job 42:8; James 5:14). §. 145. Of motives to desire others'…

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  20. Does the Almighty Power, unsearchable wisdom and infinite goodness of God so far manifest themselves in his providence, that it extends itself, even to the first fall, and all other sins of angels, and men; and that not by a bare permission, but such as has joined with it, a mos…

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  21. God says David, bid Shemei [illegible]. [illegible] 3. Because prayer to God has been the means of turning aside judgment, yes even then when instruments have done their worst, the people of God in their distress, have but acquainted God with it, and sought him in the case, and…

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