Day 209 (2 Kings 19, Psalm 46, 80, 135) - Year 7

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Tara-Leigh Cobble

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🗓️ 28 July 2025

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0:00.0	Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble, and I'm your host for the Bible Recap.
0:12.7	Today we revisited part of the story we first read on day 206, including Hezekiah's response to King
0:19.0	Sinakarib's threats. We're reminded of how humbly he responded
0:23.0	when troubles came his way. And since we've read this story before, you probably recall that after
0:28.0	this, when he's been blessed and his stockpiled fortunes and he gets to live an extra 15 years,
0:33.3	his heart arcs away from God. He becomes prideful, doubts God's words, and lives somewhat carelessly.
0:40.2	One of the things we didn't touch on when we first read this story a few days ago was the part
0:44.8	where God puts a spirit in Sinacra that will cause him to hear a lie. There are a few noteworthy
0:50.1	things about that. First, God is in charge of evil spirits. They're on a leash and they have to do what
0:55.9	he says and go where he commands. That's comforting. Second, God himself didn't mislead Sinaccharib.
1:03.3	Scripture tells us repeatedly that God cannot lie. Hebrews 618 says he's incapable of it.
1:10.1	It would be contrary to his nature, because according to John 14, one of his names is
1:15.3	the truth.
1:16.6	He is the truth.
1:18.7	But God certainly does use evil for his own purposes.
1:22.5	When Romans 828 says he works all things together for the good of those who love him,
1:28.9	evil is included in that list of all things, the good, the bad, and the ugly, the truth he speaks, and the rumors other speak.
1:35.3	So he allows Sinakurib to be misled. If you think that might be an unjust response, try to zoom out
1:41.3	and remember how Sinakurib has openly mocked Yahweh, and his leaders
1:45.2	tell the people of Judah that they shouldn't let Yahweh trick them into trusting him.
1:49.3	This is a merciful response based on what Sinacurib actually deserves from God.
1:55.3	Isaiah also tells Hezekiah that they will win this war without even putting gas in their
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