1Ki 20:27-30 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for 1Kgs 20:27-30: 20:27-30 Despite the Arameans’ superior numbers, Israel won another outstanding victory by God’s help. All the parties learned that “nothing is impossible with God” (Luke 1:37 ; see Matt 19:26 ; Mark 10:27 ) and that when God is on one’s side, the enemy will retreat (Ps 56:9 ) with staggering losses (Deut 32:30-31 ; 2 Kgs 19:32-36 ). Israel could face the foe fearlessly (Pss 3:6 ; 27:1-3 ). • God’s assurance to Israel through the man of God showed that this battle was not just for Israel’s well-being but for the Lord’s glory.

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bLuke 1:37►

cMatt 19:26►

dMark 10:27►

ePs 56:9►

fDeut 32:30-31►

g2 Kgs 19:32-36►

hPss 3:6►

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‏ 1 Kings 20:27-30

Summary for 1Kgs 20:27-30: 20:27-30 ^a Despite the Arameans’ superior numbers, Israel won another outstanding victory by God’s help. All the parties learned that “nothing is impossible with God” (Luke 1:37 ^b; see Matt 19:26 ^c; Mark 10:27 ^d) and that when God is on one’s side, the enemy will retreat (Ps 56:9 ^e) with staggering losses (Deut 32:30-31 ^f; 2 Kgs 19:32-36 ^g). Israel could face the foe fearlessly (Pss 3:6 ^h; 27:1-3 ⁱ).

• God’s assurance to Israel through the man of God showed that this battle was not just for Israel’s well-being but for the Lord’s glory.