In Matthew 8–9, Jesus’ authority is unmistakable. From healing lepers and calming storms to forgiving sins and raising the dead, His power demonstrates that He is not just a teacher—but the King with ultimate authority over all things.
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2 Kings 17: Israel falls to Assyria because of persistent idolatry and rebellion, yet God preserves a remnant through His covenant mercy. Titus 3: Paul calls believers to show humility, goodness, and mercy toward others, remembering that salvation comes through God’s grace, not works. Hosea 10: Israel’s false worship and self-reliance lead to judgment, but God invites His people to seek righteousness and steadfast love. Psalms 70–71: The psalmist pleads for God’s swift help and remains steadfast in praise, trusting Him for lifelong protection and deliverance.
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2 Kings 16: King Ahaz leads Judah into idolatry and political compromise, rejecting God’s ways for foreign alliances and pagan worship. Titus 2: Paul urges believers to live with integrity, self-control, and godliness so that their lives adorn the teaching of Christ. Hosea 9: God declares judgment on Israel for its unfaithfulness and spiritual barrenness, warning of exile and loss. Psalm 69: David cries out to God amid deep suffering and opposition, trusting that the Lord will bring rescue and justice.
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2 Kings 15: A series of kings rise and fall in Israel and Judah, marked by corruption and instability, as God’s judgment draws near. Titus 1: Paul instructs Titus to appoint qualified elders and warns against false teachers who corrupt sound doctrine. Hosea 8: Israel reaps the consequences of idolatry and misplaced trust in foreign powers, having rejected God’s covenant. Psalm 68: David celebrates God’s victorious power, His care for the oppressed, and His triumphant reign over all nations.
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2 Kings 14: Amaziah and Jeroboam II reign with partial obedience, bringing both victory and prideful defeat as God continues to show patience toward Israel. 2 Timothy 4: Paul charges Timothy to preach faithfully in every season, warning of false teachers and reflecting on his own completed race and coming reward. Hosea 7: God exposes Israel’s corruption, pride, and alliances with other nations, lamenting that His people refuse to return to Him. Psalms 66–67: The psalmist praises God for answered prayer and deliverance, calling all nations to worship and rejoice in His saving power and blessing.
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