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<p>Rehoboam was King Solomon’s son, and God’s chosen instrument to divide the nation of Israel. While his arrogance had consequences, we can learn something from how God used him as an instrument for his purposes.</p>
Pestilence is a deadly disease. This calamity is considered harmful or destructive. It is a consuming sickness and is frequently used by God in Scripture as a judgment on the people.
<p>The story of Jonathan’s son Mephibosheth is one to be remembered for how King David honored a man he called a friend, even after his death, by caring for the needs of his disabled son. It’s also a reminder that when you least expect a blessing or miracle in life, that is when God ushers one in for you! </p>
Many of us have a slight familiarity with Zipporah, Moses' wife from Midian. But did he also marry a Cushite named Tharbis?
Why Did God ‘Harden’ Pharaoh’s Heart in Exodus? Dawn Wilson Crosswalk.com Contributing Writer 2021 12 Feb In his pride the wicked man does not seek Him; in all his thoughts there is no room for God.” Pride was the root of wicked Pharaoh’s problem in the book of Exodus—a sin that hardened his heart over time, but the Bible tells us God also hardened Pharaoh’s heart. What can we learn from this Egyptian ruler’s downward spiral into destruction? What Role Did Pharaoh Play in the Story of Moses and the...