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Unlike David, who truly repented for his sins (2 Samuel 12:13; Psalm 51:2–4), Jeroboam did more evil than those before him. Even with clear signs of God's displeasure and warnings of judgment (1 Kings 13:33), he did not change his ways. His sins would lead to serious consequences for his family and descendants (1 Kings 13:34; 14:10–11, 14) and eventually affect the entire northern kingdom (14:16).
molten images: see 1 Kings 12:26–30.
Jeroboam I God’s Covenant with Israel’s Kings Prophets in 1 Kings Pure Worship True Success
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Ahijah Jeroboam Kings, Books of First and Second Wrath of God
Topics
Abijah: Son of Jeroboam Calves of Jeroboam: Guilt of Making Government: God In in Blotting out the Household of Jeroboam Idolatry: Objects of Described as Other Gods Jeroboam: First King of Israel After the Revolt: Ahijah's Prophecy Concerning Jeroboam: First King of Israel After the Revolt: Subverts the Religion of Moses Jeroboam: His Wife Sent to Consult the Prophet Ahijah Concerning Her Child Judgments: Jeroboam Prophecy: Miscellaneous, Fulfilled: Extinction of Jeroboam's House Reproof: Ahijah