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1st Kings 22 - The death of Ahab
Isaiah 56 - Salvation will come to the foreigner who keeps the Sabbath and to eunuchs who pray to the Lord. This is the promise to a Lord for the whole world.
2nd Corinthians 7 - Paul is happy that the Corinthians have repented their sins.
1st Kings 21 - Ahab and Jezebel have Naboth murdered after he refuses to sell Ahab his family vineyard.
Isaiah 55 - The prophet continues to promise that a Messiah is coming, and even wrongdoers will be forgiven if they repent.
2nd Corinthians 6 - Paul entreats the Corinthians to follow his guidance, reminding them that the disciples have suffered for their faith just so that the church might worship the Lord wholly, without contamination from the pagans.
1st Kings 20 - Ahab defeats Ben - Hadad, but lets him live. The Lord condemns him for it.
Isaiah 54 - The prophet promises that God will be true to his covenant with Israel.
2nd Corinthians five -
1st Kings 19 - Elijah flees Jezebel's wrath, and an angel attends to him.
Isaiah 53 - Isaiah describes the suffering of Jesus and how He sets us free.
1st Kings 18 - Elijah sets up a contest with the priests of Bhaal to see who's God would set the sacrifice on fire. Elijah blew them all away.
Elijah 52 says that Zion will be redeemed by one who seemed disfigured, but became most exalted. This seems to reference the Crucifixion.
2 Corinthians 3 - Even prophets need letters of recommendation. Elijah says the best ones are the faith that has developed in God's communities.
1st Kings 17 - The Lord sends a famine with no rain because of Ahab's corruption. However, the prophet Elijah promises to this widow that her flour and oil will never run out while the famine persists.
Isaiah 51 - The Lord promises that Zion will be freed from the oppressor's yoke.
2 Corinthians 2 - Paul decided to write the Corinthians rather than visiting them because he needed to scold them for something and did not want to invite sorrow as a response.
1 Kings 16 - Several kings of Israel were discussed, all of whom were corrupt. The passage ends with the arrival of Jezebel and Ahab.
Isaiah 50 - God insists that He has turned His back on His people because they defied Him and worshiped other gods.
2 Corinthians 1 - Paul greets Corinth again and explains why he has not been able to visit recently.
1st Kings 15 - Several kings for Israel and Judah are discussed, including the virtuous king Asa of Judah, who tore down the idols of false gods in his realm.
Isaiah 49 - Isaiah says that the Lord has not forgotten Israel in bondage. Like a mother cares for her child, the Lord cares for Israel and will send a Messiah.
1st Corinthians 16 - Paul ends the letter with a little housekeeping. He asks the Corinthians to arrange an offering, and he asks the people of Corinth to do everything with love towards each other.
1st Kings 14 - The prophet Ahijah informs the wife of Jeroboam that her son would die.
Isaiah 48 - God explains that he sent the Israelites in captivity to Babyon to make them over, as a metalworker would refine silver.
1st Corinthians 15 - Paul insists that those who are redeemed will be raised up bodily, just as Jesus was.
1st Kings 13 - When Jeroboam started making unholy sacrifices, the Man of God spoke against him. Jeroboam tried to attack him, but the Lord made his arm shrivel up.
Isaiah 47 - The chapter speaks again about the destruction of Babylon, with an addition prophecy foretelling the coming of Christ.
1st Corinthians 14 - Paul thinks people should prophesy more than they speak in tongues. He also thinks women should not talk in church, so there you are. I don't agree with everything Paul says.
1st Kings 12 - Rehoboam decides to continue forced labor, so his people rebel against him. Only the tribe of Judah remains.
Isaiah 46 - Isaiah condemns Babylon for worshiping idols, and says that God will be true to His people.
1st Corinthians 13 - Paul declares love to be the greatest spiritual gift.
1st Kings 11 - Solomon begins to worship false gods, and God decrees that He will split up his country.
Isaiah 45 - God is sending Cyrus to free Israel, to show that He is Lord above all, even as Israel has betrayed Him.
1st Corinthians 12 - Each Christian has a different spiritual gift, and we all need every one of these gifts to flourish as a Christian community.
1st Kings 10 - The Queen of Sheba visits Solomon.
Isaiah 44 - Isaiah rails against the folly of craftsmen who create idols and then worship them.
1st Corinthians 11 - Paul warns Corinth not to come together to have private parties instead of celebrating the Mass; all who come should be given bread and wine, and those who want a meal should eat at home.
1st Kings 9 - Solomon has another vision of the Lord.
Isaiah 43 states the love that God has for us.
1 Corinthians 10 - Paul begs the Corinthians to make virtuous choices.
1st Kings 8 - Solomon dedicates the temple.
Isaiah 42 - Isaiah again foretells the coming of Christ.
1st Corinthians 9 - Paul argues that people who teach the Gospel should be given food and shelter in return.
1st Kings 7 - Solomon spent 13 years building himself a palace. Here is the excavation of it.
Isaiah 41 - Isaiah says that a liberator is coming (This turned out to be Cyrus) who will set Israel free of Babylonian bondage.
1st Corinthians 7 - Paul thinks it is best if unmarried people remain so, so they might give all their devotion to God, but agrees that if they really need have earthly relations, then please do so to avoid sin.
1 Kings 6 - Describes how Solomon built the temple in great detail.
Isaiah 40 - Foretells of the coming of John the Baptist as "The voice of one calling in the wilderness."
1 Corinthians 6 - Paul demands that Corinth church not sue each other, especially in non-Jewish courts. He also demands that people not commit sexual immorality.