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'Jehovah'
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1Kgs 1:17:	And she replied, ‘My lord, didn’t you swear to your handmaid by Jehovah your God, saying, Your son Solomon will reign after me and sit on my throne?
1Kgs 1:29:	Then the king swore [an oath to her] saying, ‘As Jehovah lives (who saved my life from all danger),
1Kgs 1:30:	and as I swore to you by Jehovah the God of Israel, saying, Your son Solomon will reign after me and sit on my throne after me, I’m saying the same thing today.’
1Kgs 1:36:	And BenaiJah (the son of JehoiAda) answered the king and said, ‘May it be! May Jehovah, the God of my lord the king, make it so.
1Kgs 1:37:	And as Jehovah was with my lord the king, let him be with Solomon; and may He raise his throne even higher than the throne of my lord King David.’
1Kgs 1:48:	For the king is saying: May Jehovah the God of Israel be praised, because today He has appointed one of my seed to sit on my throne while my eyes can still see it!’
1Kgs 2:3:	Follow the instructions of Jehovah your God, walk in His ways, and follow the Commandments, rules, and decisions that are written about in the Law of Moses, so you’ll understand what you should do in all the things that I’ve told you.
1Kgs 2:4:	Then Jehovah will prove the thing that He promised: If your children will pay attention to the way that they should walk before Me in truth and with all their hearts, there will never fail to be a man who sits on the throne of Israel.
1Kgs 2:8:	‘And {Look!} there is Semei (the son of Gera – a BenJaminite of BaUrim) who is still among us. Yet, he brought a great curse on me when he came down to the Jordan to meet me as I was returning to Jerusalem. Then I swore to him by Jehovah that I wouldn’t use the sword to put him to death.
1Kgs 2:15:	And he said, ‘You know that the kingdom was mine, because all Israel turned to me as their king. But the kingdom was taken from me and it became my brother’s, because it was given to him by Jehovah.
1Kgs 2:23:	And then King Solomon swore an oath by Jehovah. He said, ‘May God curse me and add to it if AdoniJah hasn’t spoken these words against his own life.
1Kgs 2:24:	And now, as Jehovah lives – He who established me, set me on the throne of my father David, and made me a house, as Jehovah said – today AdoniJah will be put to death!’
1Kgs 2:26:	Then the king said to AbiAthar the Priest, ‘Now, go back to your farm in AnathOth quickly, because you also deserve death today. However, I’m not going to kill you, because you carried Jehovah’s Chest of the Sacred Agreement before my father, and because you also shared in all the sufferings of my father.’
1Kgs 2:27:	So, Solomon removed AbiAthar as the Priest of Jehovah, to fulfill the words that Jehovah spoke concerning the house of Heli in Salem.
1Kgs 2:28:	Well, the news of this reached JoAb (the son of ZeruJah), and because he had supported AdoniJah (not Solomon), he ran to the Tent of Jehovah and grabbed hold of the horns on the altar.
1Kgs 2:29:	And when Solomon was told, ‘JoAb has fled to the Tent of Jehovah, and look, he’s hanging onto the horns of the altar,’ he sent [a message] to JoAb, asking, ‘What’s wrong with you? Why have you fled to the altar?’ And JoAb replied, ‘Because I was afraid of you, I fled to Jehovah for refuge.’ Then Solomon sent BenaiJah (the son of JehoiAda), telling him, ‘Go and kill him, and then bury him.’
1Kgs 2:30:	Well, when BenaiJah (the son of JehoiAda) reached JoAb at the Tent of Jehovah, he said to him, ‘The king commands you to come out of there!’ And JoAb said, ‘I’m not coming out, for I’d rather die here!’ And BenaiJah (the son of JehoiAda) returned to the king and told him what JoAb said.
1Kgs 2:32:	For, Jehovah has brought the blood of his unrighteousness upon his own head, because he attacked two men who were more righteous and better than himself, killing them with his sword. Yet, my father David was unaware that he would kill AbNer (the son of Ner), the commander-in-chief of Israel, and AmesSa (the son of Jether), the commander-in-chief of Judah.
1Kgs 2:33:	And now their blood is on his head and on the head of his seed through the ages. But upon David, his seed, his house, and his throne, may there be peace from Jehovah through the ages.
1Kgs 2:35:	Thereafter, the king appointed BenaiJah (the son of JehoiAda) to be the commander-in-chief of his army, and his kingship became firm in Jerusalem. And as for Sadoc the Priest; the king appointed him the High Priest in place of AbiAthar. So, Solomon (the son of David) reigned over Israel and Judah from Jerusalem, and Jehovah gave Solomon as much wisdom, understanding, and greatness of heart as there is sand at the seashore. For, the wisdom of Solomon was greater than that of all the ancient peoples, and it was far greater than the wise men of Egypt.
1Kgs 2:42:	the king sent for Semei and said to him, ‘Didn’t you swear by Jehovah, and didn’t I warn you that if you left Jerusalem, whether to the right or the left, that you will surely die?
1Kgs 2:43:	So, why haven’t you kept your oath to Jehovah and followed the instructions that I gave you?’
1Kgs 2:44:	Then the king told Semei, ‘In your heart you know of all the bad things you’ve done, and of the bad things that you did to my father David. So now, Jehovah is bringing your badness down upon your own head…
1Kgs 2:45:	and King Solomon will be blest, and the throne of David will be established before Jehovah through the ages.’
1Kgs 3:1:	Well, under Solomon the kingdom was united. Then Solomon contracted a marriage with Pharaoh, the king of Egypt. He took the daughter of Pharaoh and brought her to the city of David. However, before that, he completed the building of his palace, the Temple of Jehovah, and the wall around Jerusalem.
1Kgs 3:2:	Now, before the Temple was built, the people were burning incense [to Jehovah] in the high places.
1Kgs 3:3:	And since Solomon loved Jehovah (and following the orders of his father David), he also offered his sacrifices and burnt incense there.
1Kgs 3:5:	and then Jehovah appeared to Solomon while he was sleeping that night. And Jehovah said, ‘Solomon; Ask for anything you might wish for yourself.’
1Kgs 3:7:	And now, O Jehovah my God; You have appointed Your servant in place of my father David, yet I’m just a boy who doesn’t even know when to enter and when to leave.
1Kgs 3:10:	And this thing that Solomon asked for was pleasing to Jehovah,
1Kgs 3:15:	Well, when Solomon woke up, he remembered the dream. Then he got up and returned to Jerusalem, and there he went and stood before the Altar, which was in front of the Chest of the Sacred Agreement of Jehovah in Zion. Then he sacrificed whole burnt offerings and peace offerings, and he held a great banquet for himself and for all his servants.
1Kgs 4:29:	Well, Jehovah gave intelligence and great wisdom to Solomon, and it kept growing in his heart like the sands of the sea.
1Kgs 5:3:	‘You know that my father David was unable to build a [Temple] to the Name of Jehovah my God, because of fighting the wars that were going on around him, and until Jehovah put his enemies under the soles of his feet.
1Kgs 5:4:	And now Jehovah my God has provided rest for me all around [my land], for there are no more plotters or wicked people near me.
1Kgs 5:5:	So, now I’m talking about building a [Temple] to the Name of Jehovah my God, for as He told my father David, Your son who I will put on your throne after you will build the [Temple] to My Name.
1Kgs 5:12:	Well, Jehovah gave Solomon the wisdom he had asked for, and there was peace between Hiram and Solomon, for they had made a treaty between them.
1Kgs 6:1:	Well, it was in the four hundred and fortieth year after the sons Israel left Egypt (in the fourth year and second month of Solomon’s reign over Israel) that the foundation of the Temple of Jehovah was laid.
1Kgs 6:11:	Then Jehovah sent word to Solomon, saying,
1Kgs 6:19:	Inside the entryway, in the center of the Temple, a place was made to hold the Chest of the Sacred Agreement of Jehovah.
1Kgs 7:41:	And soon he had completed making all the things for King Solomon at the Temple of Jehovah – the two columns; the twisted decorations that were put on the capitals of the two columns; the carvings for the tops of the columns;
1Kgs 7:45:	and for the cooking pots, tongs, and bowls. He [personally] made all these things for King Solomon and for the Temple of Jehovah. All together, he [decorated] forty-eight columns for the palace of the king and for the Temple of Jehovah. And everything that Hiram made for the king was entirely of brass.
1Kgs 7:48:	Then Solomon went on to make the rest of the items for the Temple of Jehovah… the golden Altar, the gold table for the showbread,
1Kgs 7:51:	So, Solomon finally finished his ‘house’ for Jehovah. And he carried in all the holy things of David his father, as well as all his own holy things, including silver, gold, and other things for the treasury of the Temple of Jehovah.
1Kgs 8:1:	Then King Solomon held a meeting with all the elders of Israel there on [Mount] Zion, to talk about bringing the Chest of the Sacred Agreement of Jehovah out of the city of David (which was on Mount Zion).
1Kgs 8:9:	Of course, there was nothing in the Chest except the two stone tablets of the Sacred Agreement that Jehovah made with the sons of Israel after they left the land of Egypt, and which were put there by Moses at the Dry Place (Horeb).
1Kgs 8:11:	So the Priests were unable to stand and officiate before the mist, because the glory of Jehovah filled the whole Temple.
1Kgs 8:12:	Then Solomon said: ‘Jehovah, You spoke of camping in dimness.
1Kgs 8:15:	And [the king] said, ‘Praise Jehovah, the God of Israel, who spoke with His mouth about my father David, and who filled his hands, saying, From the day that I led My people Israel out of Egypt, I have never chosen a city [for Myself] in one of the chiefdoms of Israel, where a [Temple] would be built to My Name.
1Kgs 8:17:	And that’s why the heart of my father David was moved to build a [Temple] to the Name of Jehovah, the God of Israel.
1Kgs 8:18:	‘Then, Jehovah said to my father David: Because your heart was moved to build a [Temple] to My Name, you’ve done a good thing, because it came from your heart!
1Kgs 8:20:	‘So, Jehovah caused these things that He said to happen. I replaced my father David and sat down on the throne of Israel, just as Jehovah said, and now I’ve built the [Temple] to the Name of Jehovah the God of Israel.
1Kgs 8:21:	And I’ve created a place for the Chest that contains the Sacred Agreement that Jehovah made with our ancestors, when He led them out of the land of Egypt.’
1Kgs 8:22:	Then Solomon stood before the Altar of Jehovah, there in front of the whole gathering of Israel, and he raised his arms toward heaven
1Kgs 8:23:	and said, ‘O Jehovah, God of Israel; there are no gods in heaven above or on the earth below that are like You. For, You have kept Your Agreement and shown mercy to Your servant… the one who has walked before You with his whole heart, Your servant David, my father.
1Kgs 8:25:	And now, O Jehovah, God of Israel; keep [the promise] that You made with my father David when You said, There will always be a man who sits before Me on the throne of Israel for as long as your children keep following Me, as you have followed Me.’
1Kgs 8:26:	‘So now, O Jehovah, God of Israel; may the words that You said to my father David prove to be true.
1Kgs 8:28:	‘Please listen to my prayer, O Jehovah, God of Israel… hear the prayer that Your servant is praying before You today!
1Kgs 8:53:	because You have drawn them and set them apart for Yourself as an inheritance from among all the peoples of the earth, and You spoke to them through Your servant Moses when You led our ancestors out of the land of Egypt, O Lord Jehovah.’ Then Solomon spoke concerning the Temple, after he had completed its construction. ‘When He made the sun in the sky, Jehovah said: I will live in a dimly-lit place, so build a new [Temple] for Me to dwell in… and may it be a beautiful place for your sakes. {Look!} Isn’t that what’s written as a song in the scroll?’
1Kgs 8:54:	And after Solomon finished his prayer and his requests to Jehovah, he stood up before the Altar of Jehovah (because he had been kneeling before it), then he raised his arms toward heaven
1Kgs 8:56:	‘Praise Jehovah, for He has brought rest to His people Israel today, just as He promised (among all the many things that He said). For, not a word of the many things He said through His servants has failed to come true.
1Kgs 8:57:	‘May Jehovah our God be with us, as He has been with our ancestors. May He not abandon us or turn from us.
1Kgs 8:59:	And may the things that I’ve begged for, here before Jehovah our God, come true today. May they be heard by Jehovah our God day and night, and may He always do the right thing for His servant and for His people Israel, day in and day out,
1Kgs 8:60:	so that all the people on the earth will come to know that Jehovah is God, and that there is no other.
1Kgs 8:61:	And may our hearts become perfect to Jehovah our God, and may we follow His orders and keep His Commandments in sacredness, as we are doing today.’
1Kgs 8:62:	Then the king and all the sons of Israel offered sacrifices before Jehovah.
1Kgs 8:63:	King Solomon offered twenty-two thousand oxen and a hundred-and-twenty thousand sheep as a peace offering to Jehovah. Then the king inaugurated the [Temple] of Jehovah before all the sons of Israel.
1Kgs 8:64:	And on that holy day, the king stood in the middle of the courtyard (in front of the Temple of Jehovah) and prepared whole burnt offerings as sacrifices, and he offered the fat of the peace offerings there, because the brass Altar that was before Jehovah was just too small, so it couldn’t handle all the whole burnt-offerings, gift offerings, and peace-offering sacrifices.
1Kgs 8:65:	Then Solomon held a holiday feast that day, and all Israel attended. It was a huge gathering, for people had come from as far as Hamath and the [Nile] River to stand before Jehovah God at the [Temple] that [Solomon] had built. They ate, drank, and rejoiced before Jehovah God for seven days.
1Kgs 8:66:	And on the eighth day, [Solomon] sent the people away, and they offered ages of blessings to the king as they left. So, they all returned to their [homes] rejoicing over all the good things that Jehovah had done for His servant David and for His people Israel.
1Kgs 9:1:	Well, after Solomon had finished building the Temple of Jehovah, his own palace, and all the other things that he wanted to do,
1Kgs 9:2:	Jehovah appeared to him a second time (as He had appeared in Gibeon).
1Kgs 9:8:	And everyone who passes by this lofty [Temple] will be amazed and whistle, asking, Why did Jehovah do such a thing to this land and to this [Temple]?
1Kgs 9:9:	And they will be told, Because they abandoned their God – the God of their ancestors, Jehovah – who led them out of the house of slavery in Egypt. Then they took hold of alien gods, and bowed before them and served them. This is why Jehovah brought all these bad things upon them.’
1Kgs 9:10:	Well, this happened some twenty years after Solomon built the two houses – the [Temple] of Jehovah and the [palace] of the king.
1Kgs 9:15:	that he had plundered, to build the Temple of Jehovah, the king’s palace, the wall around Jerusalem (to fortify the city of David), as well as the cities of MegidDo and GeZer.
1Kgs 9:25:	Well, three times each year, Solomon sacrificed whole burnt offerings and peace offerings on the Altar that he’d built to Jehovah. He also burned incense on it, there before Jehovah, until he finished the Temple.
1Kgs 10:1:	Well, the Queen of Sheba had heard of Solomon’s fame and of the Name Jehovah, so she came to test him with problems.
1Kgs 10:5:	all the food that he had, the way his servants were assigned, the jobs that his officials were given, how they were dressed, as well as his wine servers, and the whole burnt offerings that he sacrificed at the Temple of Jehovah, she was beside herself.
1Kgs 10:9:	And Jehovah your God, who chose you and put you on the throne of Israel, must love Israel and [plan to] watch over it through the ages, to set you as king over them and righteously hear and judge their cases.’
1Kgs 10:12:	The king used the timber as supports for the Temple of Jehovah and the king’s palace, as well as for stringed instruments and lutes for the musicians. Never before had such wood been seen in the land (or anywhere else, for that matter).
1Kgs 10:24:	and all the kings of the earth came to Solomon to hear the wisdom that Jehovah had put into his heart.
1Kgs 11:2:	which Jehovah had forbidden the sons of Israel to do. He told them, ‘You must not [marry] them, and they must not come to you, for they will turn your hearts [toward serving] their idols.’ However, Solomon [was a slave] to love,
1Kgs 11:4:	Soon Solomon’s wives turned his heart to worshiping other gods, so his heart was no longer perfect toward Jehovah his God, as was the heart of his father David.
1Kgs 11:6:	So, Solomon started doing evil things before Jehovah, and he was no longer a follower of Jehovah, as was David his father.
1Kgs 11:9:	And of course, this made Jehovah very angry with Solomon, for his heart had turned from Jehovah the God of Israel, who had appeared before him twice
1Kgs 11:10:	after he had been plainly told not to serve other gods, and to be careful to do everything that Jehovah God told him.
1Kgs 11:11:	So, Jehovah said to Solomon: ‘Because you’ve done these things, and you haven’t followed My Commandments or instructions that I gave you, I will take your kingdom out of your hand, rip it up, and give it to your servant.
1Kgs 11:14:	So Jehovah sent an enemy against Solomon, Ader the Idumean (from the kingdom of Idumea).
1Kgs 11:23:	Jehovah had also raised another enemy against [Solomon]; Rezon (the son of EliAdah), who had run away from his master HadadEzer, the king of Zobah.
1Kgs 11:31:	And he said to JeroBoam, ‘Take ten of these pieces for yourself, because this is what Jehovah the God of Israel has said: {Look!} I’m tearing the kingdom out of the hands of Solomon and giving you ten of its [tribes].
1Kgs 12:15:	Well, the king just wouldn’t listen to the people, because Jehovah had moved his heart so that what He had said through the Prophet AhiJah the Selonite concerning JeroBoam (the son of Nabat) would come true.
1Kgs 12:22:	However, Jehovah sent word through His servant ShemaiJah, who was told,
1Kgs 12:24:	this is what Jehovah says: You must not go to war against your brothers, the sons of Israel. Return to your homes, because I have caused this to happen.’ So, they paid attention to words of Jehovah, because they didn’t want to oppose what He said.
1Kgs 12:27:	And if these people go to offer sacrifices in the [Temple] of Jehovah in Jerusalem, they will soon turn their hearts toward Jehovah and to RehoBoam, the king of Judah. Then they’ll kill me.’
1Kgs 12:30:	And because of this sin, the people started worshiping the one that he put in Dan, and they no longer went to the Temple of Jehovah.
1Kgs 13:1:	And {Look!} a man of God came to BethEl from Judah, with a message from Jehovah. He got up on the sacrificial altar there
1Kgs 13:2:	and called out the words of Jehovah. He said: ‘O altar; O altar; this is what Jehovah has said: {Look!} A son has been born in the house of David, JosiJah is his name, and he will sacrifice the priests of the high places upon you – those who are offering sacrifices upon you – and he will burn their bones upon you.’
1Kgs 13:3:	Then he performed a miracle; he said, ‘This is what Jehovah has said: {Look!} The altar has been ripped, and all the fat that was put on it is being spilled!’
1Kgs 13:5:	Then the altar miraculously cracked and spilled all the fat that had been placed there, just as the man of God told them that Jehovah had said.
1Kgs 13:6:	Then King JeroBoam said to the man of God: ‘Go before the face of Jehovah your God and beg Him to return my hand to me!’ So the man of God [spoke to] the face of Jehovah, and the king’s hand returned to him and became as it was before.
1Kgs 13:9:	For, this is what Jehovah told me: Don’t eat bread, don’t drink water, and don’t return by the same way you came.’
1Kgs 13:17:	For, Jehovah told me, You must not eat any bread or drink any water there; and you must not return by the same way you came.’
1Kgs 13:18:	However he replied, ‘But I’m a prophet like you, and a messenger [of God] told me these words from Jehovah… he said, Take him back to your house and give him some food and water!’ (However, he was lying).
1Kgs 13:20:	But as they were sitting down at the table, the word of Jehovah came to the prophet who did the inviting,
1Kgs 13:21:	so he said to the man of God who had come from Judah, ‘This is what Jehovah has said: Because you disobeyed the instructions of Jehovah and you didn’t do as you were commanded by Jehovah your God
1Kgs 13:26:	And when the prophet heard what had happened to the man of God along the road, he said, ‘This is what happens to those who rebel against the word of Jehovah. For, it was Jehovah who sent the lion… it attacked him and killed him, just as Jehovah foretold.’
1Kgs 13:32:	For, Jehovah used him to speak against the altar in BethEl, and against the temples on the hilltops in Samaria.’
1Kgs 14:5:	But Jehovah said to AhiJah, ‘Look, the wife of JeroBoam is coming to you to ask about her son, because he’s very ill, and this is what you should say to her…’
1Kgs 14:7:	Return to JeroBoam and tell him that this is what Jehovah the God of Israel has said: I’m the one who elevated you from the midst of your people and appointed you over the people of Israel.
1Kgs 14:11:	Those of JeroBoam who die in the city will be eaten by dogs, and the flying creatures of the sky will eat those who die in the fields. ‘This is what Jehovah said.
1Kgs 14:13:	Then [his body] will be put in a tomb and all Israel will mourn for him. For, he’s the only one of JeroBoam’s [children] who will be put in a tomb, because he’s the only one in the house of JeroBoam who [would have] said something good about Jehovah, the God of Israel.
1Kgs 14:14:	‘And today – in fact, NOW – Jehovah will raise a king for Himself over Israel who will cut down the house of JeroBoam.
1Kgs 14:15:	For, Jehovah will strike Israel as someone stirs a reed in the water. He will pluck Israel from the good land that He gave their ancestors and toss them to the other side of the river, because of all the sacred poles they erected to anger Jehovah.’
1Kgs 14:16:	And that’s how Jehovah showed His [dis]favor to Israel because of the sins of JeroBoam. For, he had not only sinned, he’d also led Israel into sin.
1Kgs 14:18:	Then they buried [his body] in a tomb and all Israel mourned for him, just as Jehovah said they would through His servant AhiJah the Prophet.
1Kgs 14:21:	At the time, RehoBoam (the son of Solomon) was reigning over Judah. He was forty-one years old when he started his reign, and he ruled in Jerusalem (the city where Jehovah chose to put His Name for all the tribes of Israel) for seven years. His mother’s name was NaAma, and she was an Ammonite.
1Kgs 14:22:	During this time, Judah was also acting wickedly before Jehovah, and they were making Him jealous by all the things they were doing, as did their ancestors when they sinned.
1Kgs 14:24:	They got together throughout the land and started doing all the disgusting things that the nations, which Jehovah had removed from before the sons of Israel, had been doing.
1Kgs 14:26:	and took all the treasures of the Temple of Jehovah, and all the treasures of the king’s palace. He took the gold spears (which David took from the children of AdraZar, the king of Suba) and carried them [from] Jerusalem. He took everything! He even took the gold shields that Solomon had made, and carried them all to Egypt.
1Kgs 14:28:	And one day, while the king was in the Temple of Jehovah, the bodyguards took them down and mounted them in their own barracks.
1Kgs 15:3:	However, he followed in the sins that his father had committed before him, and his heart wasn’t perfect toward Jehovah his God, as was the heart of his grandfather David.
1Kgs 15:4:	But because of David, Jehovah God gave him the right to establish his line as [the future kings] in Jerusalem.
1Kgs 15:5:	This is because David did the right thing before Jehovah and didn’t turn away from all that he was told to do during his lifetime
1Kgs 15:11:	Now, Asa did what was right before Jehovah, as did his ancestor David.
1Kgs 15:14:	And, although he failed to remove the high places of worship, the heart of Asa was perfect toward Jehovah all the days of his life.
1Kgs 15:15:	For, Asa returned the huge columns of silver and gold to the Temple of Jehovah, as well as its silver and gold utensils.
1Kgs 15:18:	But then Asa took all the silver and gold that he found in the treasury of the Temple of Jehovah and in the treasuries of the palace of the king, and entrusted them to his servants. Then King Asa had the treasures sent to BenHader, who was the son of TaberEma, the king of Syria, who lived in Damascus.
1Kgs 15:26:	for he also acted wickedly before Jehovah and he followed in the steps of his father, committing the same sins and leading Israel into sin.
1Kgs 15:29:	Well, during BaAsha’s reign, he killed the entire house of JeroBoam. He didn’t leave anyone alive, but killed them all, just as Jehovah had said through His servant AhiJah the Selonite
1Kgs 15:30:	(because of the sins of JeroBoam in leading Israel into sin, and provoking the anger of Jehovah, the God of Israel).
1Kgs 15:33:	It was in the third year of the reign of Asa (the king of Judah) that BaAsha (the son of AhiJah) started ruling over Israel from TirZah. Then he reigned for twenty-four years, and he also acted wickedly before Jehovah, for he followed in the footsteps of JeroBoam (the son Nabat) by sinning and leading Israel into sin.
1Kgs 16:1:	Then Jehovah sent word to BaAsha by Jehu (the son of AnaNi), saying,
1Kgs 16:7:	For, Jehovah had sent a proclamation against BaAsha and his house through Jehu (the son AnaNi), because of all the bad things he did before Jehovah. The things he was doing made Jehovah very angry, so BaAsha’s house would become like the house of JeroBoam, who he had slaughtered.
1Kgs 16:12:	So, Zimri wiped out the whole house of BaAsha, just as Jehovah had foretold through the Prophet Jehu.
1Kgs 16:13:	He did this because of all the sins of BaAsha and his son ElAh, who had made Jehovah the God of Israel angry by leading Israel into sin with all his foolishness.
1Kgs 16:19:	This happened because of all the sins that Zimri had committed. For, he also acted wickedly before Jehovah, and followed in the ways of JeroBoam (the son of Nabat), committing the same sins and leading Israel into sin.
1Kgs 16:25:	Well, Omri also acted wickedly before Jehovah. In fact, he was worse than all those who came before him.
1Kgs 16:26:	He followed in the ways of JeroBoam (the son of Nabat), and committed all his sins by leading Israel into foolishness and sin, which made Jehovah the God of Israel very angry.
1Kgs 16:30:	And he also acted wickedly before Jehovah… even wickeder than all who had gone before him.
1Kgs 16:33:	And Ahab also set up fields of sacred poles, doing everything he could to anger Jehovah the God of Israel, and to bring his own destruction.
1Kgs 16:34:	And it was during his reign that AchiEl the BethElite rebuilt Jericho, with the loss of his first-born son AbiRon, for laying its foundation, and with the loss of his youngest son Segub, for erecting its gates, just as Jehovah had said through JoShua (the son of NaWeh).
1Kgs 17:1:	Then the Prophet EliJah (the Tishbite from Tishbon of Gilead) went to Ahab and said: ‘As Jehovah the Almighty God – the God of Israel before whom I stand – lives, there won’t be any dew or rain in the land for years unless I call for it.’
1Kgs 17:2:	And then Jehovah told EliJah:
1Kgs 17:5:	So EliJah did what Jehovah said; he settled by the HorRath Wadi near the Jordan,
1Kgs 17:8:	So then, Jehovah told EliJah:
1Kgs 17:12:	And the woman said, ‘As Jehovah your God lives; what good is a cake that is baked in hot ashes? All I have is just a handful of flour in a jar and a little olive oil in a pitcher. And look! Here I’ve collected two sticks, so I can go home and cook it for my children and myself… then we can eat it and die.’
1Kgs 17:14:	For, this is what Jehovah the God of Israel has said: The jar of flour will not fail, nor will the pitcher of olive oil, until the day comes which Jehovah has appointed for rain to fall upon the ground.’
1Kgs 17:16:	And the jar of flour never became empty, nor did her pitcher of olive oil ever run low, just as Jehovah had told her through EliJah.
1Kgs 17:20:	Then EliJah yelled out and said, ‘O Jehovah; You’ve seen how this widow has treated me, so why have You brought evil to kill her son?’
1Kgs 17:21:	Then he breathed into the boy’s [mouth] three times, and he called to Jehovah saying: ‘O my God; give the boy’s life back to him.’
1Kgs 17:24:	And the woman said to EliJah, ‘Now I know that you’re a man of God, and that the words of Jehovah that come from your mouth are true.’
1Kgs 18:1:	After three years, Jehovah came to EliJah and said, ‘Go and speak to Ahab, for I’m going to allow rain to fall on the land again!’
1Kgs 18:3:	However, Ahab called for AbDiu (his man in charge), who was extremely afraid of Jehovah.
1Kgs 18:4:	For, when JezeBel had many of the Prophets of Jehovah killed, he gathered a hundred of them and hid them in two caves in groups of fifties; then he sent them food and water.
1Kgs 18:9:	Then AbDiu asked, ‘What has your servant done that you would hand me over to Ahab, for he would kill me! As Jehovah your God lives, there isn’t a nation or kingdom where my master hasn’t searched for you.
1Kgs 18:12:	What if, after I leave you, Jehovah sends a wind that picks you up and carries you into an unknown land? Then, if I go and tell Ahab and he doesn’t find you here, he’ll kill me! ‘Now, your servant has feared Jehovah since his youth.
1Kgs 18:13:	And perhaps you haven’t been told, my master, what I did when JezeBel killed the Prophets of Jehovah… I took a hundred of them and hid them in caves in groups of fifties. Then I fed them with bread loaves and water.
1Kgs 18:15:	And EliJah said, ‘As the Almighty Jehovah who stands before me lives, I’m going to appear before him today.’
1Kgs 18:18:	And EliJah said, ‘No, I’m not going to [stop bothering] Israel, for you and the house of your fathers have left Jehovah your God, and started following Baal Im.
1Kgs 18:21:	Then EliJah stood up in front of everyone and said, ‘How much longer are you going to be lame on both of your hams? If Jehovah is God, then follow him! But if Baal is God, then follow him!’ Well, no one said a word.
1Kgs 18:22:	Then EliJah said, ‘I’m the only Prophet of Jehovah who is left. But here are four hundred and fifty prophets of Baal, and four hundred prophets of the sacred poles.
1Kgs 18:24:	Then you can call to the names of your gods, and I will call upon the Name of Jehovah my God. And whichever one lights the fire truly is God.’ Well, all the people said, ‘What you’ve said is very good!’
1Kgs 18:31:	EliJah took twelve stones (which represented the tribes of Israel), just as Jehovah had told him, in this place where Jehovah had once told [Jacob], ‘Israel will be your Name.’
1Kgs 18:32:	For, these were the stones that [Jacob had] erected in the Name of Jehovah, and it’s the altar of Jehovah (that had been destroyed), which he rebuilt. Then he built a moat around it that was deep enough to hold two sacks of seeds, and he put wood on the altar that he made.
1Kgs 18:36:	And he yelled into the sky and said, ‘O Jehovah, God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel; hear me today and send fire, so all these people will know that You are Jehovah the God of Israel, that I’m Your servant, and that the things I’m doing are Your works!
1Kgs 18:37:	Hear me, O Jehovah; send fire so these people will know that You are Jehovah God, and so that the hearts of these people will turn back to You!’
1Kgs 18:38:	Then Jehovah sent fire that fell from the sky, and it consumed the whole burnt offering, the wood, the water in the moat, the stones… and even the dirt around [the altar] was licked up by the fire.
1Kgs 18:39:	Then all the people fell to their faces and said, ‘Truly, Jehovah is God… The God!’
1Kgs 18:46:	the hand of Jehovah came over EliJah, so he wrapped up his waist, then he ran to JezreEl ahead of Ahab.
1Kgs 19:4:	and traveled along the desert road for a day’s journey, and then [he spent the night] under a broom bush. That’s when he prayed for his life to end. He said, ‘It’s now fitting for You to take my life from me, O Jehovah, for I’m no better than my ancestors!’
1Kgs 19:7:	But the messenger of Jehovah returned a second time and touched him, and said, ‘Get up and eat! You’ll need this for your long journey.’
1Kgs 19:9:	And when he got there, he went into a cave to rest. But then {Look!} Jehovah sent word to him. He asked, ‘Why are you here, EliJah?’
1Kgs 19:10:	And EliJah replied, ‘Because of my zeal… because I’m zealous for Jehovah the Almighty. Yet, the sons of Israel have abandoned You… they’ve cut down Your Altars, and they’ve killed Your Prophets with swords… and now I’m the only one left and they’re looking [to kill] me!’
1Kgs 19:11:	Then he was told, ‘Go outside and stand on the mountain before Jehovah, and {Look!} Jehovah will pass by you in a strong wind that will split the mountain and break its rocks.’ [So, he went outside and stood] before Jehovah, and wind blew… but it wasn’t wind, it was Jehovah. Then after the wind blew, the ground also shook… but it wasn’t an earthquake, it was Jehovah.
1Kgs 19:12:	And after the earth shook, there was a fire… but it wasn’t fire, it was Jehovah. And after the fire, there was a sound that came from a soft breeze, which was Jehovah.
1Kgs 19:14:	And EliJah again replied, ‘Because of my zeal… because I’m zealous for Jehovah the Almighty. Yet, the sons of Israel have abandoned Your Sacred Agreement with them… they’ve demolished Your Altars, and they’ve killed Your Prophets with swords… and now I’m the only one left and they’re looking [to kill] me!’
1Kgs 19:15:	Then Jehovah said to him, ‘Now, go on with your journey until you reach the desert road to Damascus, and then anoint HazaEl as the king of Syria.
1Kgs 20:13:	Then {Look!} a Prophet came to Ahab (the king of Israel) and said, ‘This is what Jehovah says: Have you seen how large an army they have? Look! Today I’m giving them all into your hands, and then you will know that I am Jehovah!’
1Kgs 20:14:	And Ahab asked, ‘Who will accomplish this?’ And he was told, ‘This is what Jehovah said: It will happen at the hands of the young princes of this region.’ And Ahab asked, ‘Then, who will join them in this war?’ And he was told, ‘You will!’
1Kgs 20:28:	Then the man of God went to the king of Israel and said, ‘This is what Jehovah has said: Because Syria says that Jehovah the God of Israel is a God of the mountains, not a God of the valleys, I’m going to give this huge army into your hands. Then you will know that I am Jehovah.’
1Kgs 20:35:	Then a man who was one of the sons of the Prophets said to his neighbor (by [the inspiration] of Jehovah), ‘Strike me!’ But his neighbor wouldn’t knock him down,
1Kgs 20:36:	so he said to him: ‘Because you didn’t listen to the voice of Jehovah, {look!} after you leave me, a lion will strike you down!’ And after he left him, he found that a lion had indeed killed him.
1Kgs 20:42:	Then the Prophet said to him, ‘This is what Jehovah has said: Because you allowed a man who escaped from you to live, your life will be required for his life, and your people for his people.’
1Kgs 21:17:	Then Jehovah spoke to EliJah (the Tishbite) and said, ‘Get up and go to Samaria to meet with Ahab (the king of Israel).
1Kgs 21:19:	Speak to him and tell him that Jehovah has said: Because you had to murder someone to inherit this field, everywhere that the pigs and dogs licked the blood of NabOth, they will lick your blood. Why, prostitutes will bathe in your blood!’
1Kgs 21:21:	And EliJah replied, ‘Yes, I’ve found you, because you’ve acted foolishly and sold yourself into wickedness before Jehovah. So, this is what He said: {Look!} I’m bringing all sorts of bad things upon you. I will destroy Ahab and burn away everything that comes after him… all those who urinate against a wall and all those who serve him that are still left in Israel.
1Kgs 21:23:	Then he told JezeBel, ‘Jehovah said this: Dogs will eat her [body] around the walls of JezreEl.
1Kgs 21:25:	This is because Ahab acted so foolishly when he sold himself into wicked deeds before Jehovah through the perversions of his wife JezeBel.
1Kgs 21:26:	Why, his actions have been disgusting! He has worshiped the disgusting thing of the Amorites who Jehovah drove away from before the sons of Israel.’
1Kgs 21:27:	Well, after all these things were said, Ahab became very repentant before Jehovah… he started crying and ripping his clothes, then he tied sackcloth around his body and fasted. And he kept wearing the sackcloth from the day that NabOth the JezreElite was killed.
1Kgs 21:28:	Then Jehovah spoke to EliJah the Tishbite and said,
1Kgs 22:5:	And JehoShaphat said, ‘You and I, and your people and mine, are the same race; so my horses are your horses. But, why don’t you ask [Jehovah about this] today? You should definitely ask Him!’
1Kgs 22:7:	Then JehoShaphat asked the king of Israel, ‘Don’t you have any Prophets of Jehovah? We should use them to ask Jehovah about this matter.’
1Kgs 22:8:	And the king of Israel said to JehoShaphat, ‘There’s still one man of Jehovah who we can ask, but I detest him, because he never tells me good things, just bad things. His name is MicaiJah (the son of JemBlaAh).’ So, JehoShaphat the king of Judah said, ‘Let him speak.’
1Kgs 22:14:	Well, MicaiJah replied, ‘As Jehovah lives, whatever He tells me is what I’ll say.’
1Kgs 22:15:	But he went to the king, and the king asked, ‘Should I go to war for RamOth Gilead, or should I wait?’ And MicaiJah told him, ‘Go, and Jehovah will bless the hands of the king!’
1Kgs 22:17:	And MicaiJah replied, ‘Well, [what I said] isn’t true, for I saw all Israel scattered in the mountains like a flock with no shepherd. Then the Lord asked, Isn’t Jehovah the God of these people? Then let them return to their homes in peace!’
1Kgs 22:19:	And MicaiJah said, ‘That isn’t so! For, all I do is listen to the words of Jehovah… and isn’t that what I’ve done? I saw Jehovah the God of Israel sitting on His throne, and the whole army of the heavens standing around Him… on His right and on His left.
1Kgs 22:20:	Then Jehovah asked, Who will fool Ahab the king of Israel and make him go to war for RamOth Gilead? And one said this, and the other said that,
1Kgs 22:21:	but then a spirit came and stood before Jehovah and said, I will deceive him!
1Kgs 22:22:	‘So Jehovah asked him: How will you do that? ‘And he replied, I’ll go and become a lying spirit in the mouths of all his prophets. ‘And God said, You will surely deceive him. Go on and do it!
1Kgs 22:23:	‘So now, {Look!} Jehovah has put a lying spirit in the mouths of all your prophets, for Jehovah has foretold bad things for you.’
1Kgs 22:24:	And at that, ZedekiJah (the son HanaAn) came up to MicaiJah and hit him in the mouth, and asked, ‘So, what kind of spirit has Jehovah prophesied for you?’
1Kgs 22:28:	And MicaiJah said, ‘You won’t return in peace, for Jehovah told me: Listen all you people!
1Kgs 22:38:	But as they were washing the blood off the chariot in the Spring of Samaria, pigs and dogs licked his blood, and prostitutes bathed in the bloody water, just as Jehovah had said.
1Kgs 22:43:	He had followed in the path of his father Asa unswervingly, doing what was upright in the eyes of Jehovah. However, he never tore down the high places where the people burned incense and offered sacrifices.
1Kgs 22:53:	This is because he acted wickedly before Jehovah and followed in the steps of his father Ahab, his mother JezeBel, and the house of the son of Nabat, who led Israel into sin…
1Kgs 22:54:	and because he served Baal Im, bowing before him. So, this angered Jehovah, the God of Israel.

'Jehovah'
Total number of matched verses: 208

Total number of occurrences: 255

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