2 Kings 1-4

Common Theme

God displays His sovereign authority over kings, prophets, and creation, demonstrating that His word and power cannot be challenged or ignored. Through Elijah and Elisha, God affirms His continued presence and commitment to guide and protect His people.

Questions

• How do these miracles and judgments reveal God’s ultimate authority and concern for His name?
• In what ways does God show His power to those who oppose Him and to those who trust Him?

God Shot

God is shown as the all-powerful, living God who commands life, death, and nature itself to fulfill His purposes. He delights in revealing His compassion and unstoppable power through His prophets, proving that He alone is God.

Obadiah 1; Psalm 82-83

Common Theme
These passages highlight God’s judgment against prideful nations and leaders who oppress others, and His ultimate defense of His people. God stands as the righteous Judge over all, ensuring that injustice will not prevail forever.

Questions
– How does God’s judgment against Edom in Obadiah show His commitment to justice?
– What do Psalms 82 and 83 teach us about God’s role in defending the vulnerable and confronting corrupt leaders?

God Shot
In these chapters, we see God as the sovereign Judge who hates pride and injustice. He passionately defends His people and ensures that every arrogant power is brought low, showing His unwavering commitment to righteousness and His care for the oppressed.