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1 Reyes 13:1-6

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1 Y he aqu铆 que un var贸n de Dios por palabra del SE脩OR vino de Jud谩 a Bet-el; y estando Jeroboam al altar para quemar incienso,
2 茅l clam贸 contra el altar por palabra del SE脩OR, y dijo: Altar, altar, as铆 dijo el SE脩OR: He aqu铆 que a la casa de David nacer谩 un hijo, llamado Jos铆as, el cual sacrificar谩 sobre ti a los sacerdotes de los altos que queman sobre ti incienso; y sobre ti quemar谩n huesos de hombres.
3 Y aquel mismo d铆a dio una se帽al, diciendo: Esta es la se帽al de que el SE脩OR ha hablado: he aqu铆 que el altar se quebrar谩, y la ceniza que sobre 茅l est谩 se derramar谩.
4 Y cuando el rey oy贸 la palabra del var贸n de Dios, que hab铆a clamado contra el altar en Bet-el, extendiendo su mano desde el altar, Jeroboam dijo: 隆Prendedle! Mas la mano que hab铆a extendido contra 茅l, se le sec贸, que no la pudo tornar a s铆.
5 Y el altar se rompi贸, y se derram贸 la ceniza del altar, conforme a la se帽al que el var贸n de Dios hab铆a dado por palabra del SE脩OR.
6 Entonces respondiendo el rey, dijo al var贸n de Dios: Te pido que ruegues a la faz del SE脩OR tu Dios, y ora por m铆, que mi mano me sea restituida. Y el var贸n de Dios or贸 a la faz del SE脩OR, y la mano del rey se le recuper贸 y se torn贸 como antes.

1 Reyes 13:1-6 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO 1 KINGS 13

In this chapter is an account of a man of God being sent to exclaim against Jeroboam's altar, and threaten its destruction, of which he gave a sign, which was accomplished, and with it the withering of the king's hand, which was healed upon the prophet's prayer for him, 1Ki 13:1-7, who would have entertained him at his house, but he refused the offer, and departed, 1Ki 13:8-10, but an old prophet in Bethel hearing of him, rode after him, and fetched him back to eat bread with him, through a lie he told him, 1Ki 13:11-19 upon which the word came to the old prophet, threatening the man of God with death for disobeying his command, and which was accordingly executed by a lion that met him in the way, and slew him, 1Ki 13:20-24, of which the old prophet being informed, went and took up his carcass, and buried it in his own sepulchre, where he charged his sons to bury him also when dead, believing that all the man of God had said would be fulfilled, 1Ki 13:25-30 and the chapter is closed with observing the continuance of Jeroboam in his idolatry, 1Ki 13:33,34.

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