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· 30 min· Season 19, episode 13

When God Interrupts False Religion. (1 Kings 13: 1-34)

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The Bible Project Daily Podcast is a daily, in-depth, encouraging, and uplifting study through the entire Bible,  chapter by chapter, verse by verse. 


Today's Episode: When God Interrupts False Religion. (1 Kings 13: 1-34)

Today, we step into one of the strangest, most dramatic, and most sobering chapters in the entire book of 1 Kings. And if you’ve been following the story with us, you know exactly why this chapter matters.

 Rehoboam has made foolish decisions.  Jeroboam has made even worse ones. The kingdom is divided, the people are confused, and false worship is spreading like wildfire. 

So, what does God do when His people drift into deception? Well, 1 Kings 13 gives us the answer, and it begins with a scene that feels almost cinematic. 

The Setting: A False Altar, a False Religion, and a False Sense of Security....

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