The M'Cheyne ESV Bible Plan with Kristyn Getty November 12 (2 Kings 25; Hebrews 7; Psalm 144; Amos 1)
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Nov 12, 2025 Discover the dramatic fall of Jerusalem under Nebuchadnezzar's siege and the capture of King Zedekiah. Explore the intriguing figure of Melchizedek and his significance in understanding Jesus' eternal priesthood. Delve into David's heartfelt prayers for deliverance in Psalm 144. Finally, hear Amos' bold proclamations against the injustices of Damascus, Gaza, Tyre, Edom, and Ammon. Each segment opens a window into the struggles and triumphs reflected in scripture.
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The Fall Of Jerusalem And Its Aftermath
- Jerusalem fell after a prolonged siege and famine, culminating in Zedekiah's capture and the city's destruction.
- The narrative emphasizes the totality of defeat: temple burned, leaders killed or exiled, and bronze temple fittings taken to Babylon.
A Prisoner Restored In Exile
- Jehoiachin was released from prison and treated kindly by Evil-Merodach, showing mercy amid exile.
- He received regular provisions and a honored seat at the Babylonian king's table for the rest of his life.
Priesthood Of Melchizedek Foreshadows Christ
- Hebrews contrasts Melchizedek's eternal priesthood with the temporary Levitical priests to show Christ's superior, lasting priesthood.
- Jesus is presented as a permanent high priest who secures a better covenant and saves completely by living forever to intercede.