The Rise And Fall Of King Uzziah – All Christians MUST Know This

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  4. There was never a King Uzziah…he was an imposter the day he seized his worthless throne. There's only ever been one king of the earth…and guess what man did to him…yep…and when I died I met him…and Jesus asked me to personally tell obampa to get ready for the furnace….because there's no way to escape it anymore for him.

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  7. Amen, the Holy Bible is a amazing and profound book, watching a video like this gives me a deeper understanding of God's written words, these videos are extremely helpful 🙏❤️

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  11. God hates when the meek are stolen from by the proud. Many accounts in the Bible of the anger of God and His Prophets because the weak and the poor were oppressed and taken advantage of. There are those who are puffed up, they think they are "gods" and oppress the people, oppress and rob them. But GOD says there will be Justice, there will be GOD'S JUSTICE!

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  13. From that moment on, and for the rest of your days, you were a sickly exile. Eventually, you became disfigured and hideous…the walking dead. Even worse? There is no record of Uzziah humbly and earnestly repenting before the Lord.

    Twelve years later, Uzziah died…alone. What’s more, his body did not receive a kingly burial. Unlike Uzziah, may you and I humbly keep the Lord as King of our hearts and lives.

    Lesson's from Uzziah's Bible Story

    In an old story, a fisherman found a magical fish that granted wishes. The fisherman had a wife who wished for bigger and better possessions and power until she had wished herself emperor of the world. When she then demanded to be made lord of the sun and moon, the fisherman and his wife found themselves once again in their miserable hut.

    Like the fabled fisherman’s wife, King Uzziah enjoyed great success and power. That is until his own pride sent him crashing down. Uzziah’s fame and power, his productive farms, and highly trained and equipped army, didn’t come from wishes. God himself gave Uzziah wonderful success as long as he sought the Lord.

    At some point, however, Uzziah lost sight of God as the true King and put himself on the throne. In pride, he saw himself as a ruler with the power to do whatever he wanted, even if that meant breaking God’s law. God commanded only the priests to offer incense in the temple, but Uzziah, as king of the universe in his own mind, no longer felt that God’s rules applied to him.

    Fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom” (Proverbs 9:10 NLT). Fearing God is living with Him as King. Pride is living with myself as king.

    None of us can take God’s role as King of our lives for very long. As Uzziah learned, pride precedes a very great fall. God struck him with leprosy, and Uzziah lived out the rest of his days excluded from his own palace and the temple of the Lord. Thankfully, Uzziah’s oldest son and co-regent, Jotham, didn’t repeat his father’s terrible sins. Like Jotham, may you and I will humbly enjoy whatever the Lord gives us, and keep Him on the throne of our hearts.

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  14. Claim to fame: Uzziah did many great public works while he followed the Lord his God

    Worst betrayal: Uzziah disobeyed God by usurping the role of the priests in the temple

    Bible Verses about Uzziah

    2 Kings uses Uzziah and his second name, Azariah, interchangeably. After announcing in 2 Kings 4:21 that he became king, a brief summary of Azariah’s life and reign appears in 2 Kings 15:1-7. In the rest of that chapter, he’s incidentally mentioned eight more times, half as Azariah and half as Uzziah.

    We learn a lot more about Uzziah in 2 Chronicles 26 (the whole chapter) and the fact that Jotham succeeded him in 2 Chronicles 27:2. That’s not the last we read about Uzziah.

    His name appears as a historic marker in Isaiah 1:1, Isaiah 6:1, and Isaiah 7:1.
    Uzziah is mentioned in Hosea 1:1, Amos 1:1, and Zechariah 15:5 (earthquake).
    Finally, Uzziah is named in Matthew 1:8-9 (as a forefather of Jesus Christ).
    Uzziah’s First 16 Years

    Scripture doesn’t tell us much about Uzziah’s childhood or early adolescence. That is, except for four quick but important facts.

    First, Uzziah’s grandfather, Joash, the eighth monarch, was assassinated when Uzziah was 10 years old.

    Second, Uzziah’s father, Amaziah, the ninth monarch over the Kingdom of Judah, was assassinated when Uzziah was 40 years old.

    Third, Uzziah’s mother was Jekoliah “of Jerusalem” (2 Kings 15:2; 2 Chronicles 26:3).

    Fourth, like many others in biblical times, Uzziah also went by a second name, Azariah. The latter is used only in 2 Kings, which uses Azariah and Uzziah interchangeably.

    Uzziah’s Becomes King (Next 24 Years)

    Scripture is clear that Uzziah became king at age 16. It’s not clear, however, why his father, Amaziah, felt compelled to make Uzziah his co-regent. It may have been good pride in his oldest son. It also may have been an attempt to avoid the very real threat of assassination in Judah’s capital, Jerusalem.

    With Uzziah on the throne, Amaziah could travel and eventually live far from Jerusalem. The ploy apparently worked for many, many years. Finally, however, assassins found Amaziah in Lachish, 25 miles away, murdered him, and brought his body back to Jerusalem for burial.

    Uzziah’s Next 16 Years

    At age 40, Uzziah became the sole monarch over the Kingdom of Judah. Job number one? Avoid assassination! Job number two? Wake up every day committing to serving Judah’s ultimate Sovereign, the Lord God, Maker and Creator of heaven and earth.

    It’s amazing what Uzziah accomplished with the Lord’s blessing. You can still see some of his phenomenal public works in Jerusalem to this day. Of course, untold hundreds or thousands of men did all the hard, heavy labor. And their labors were successful thanks to God’s blessings. Then Uzziah made the classic mistake of giving in to the pride of thinking, quite wrongly, “Look at all I have done!”

    Uzziah’s Final 12 Years

    At age 56, Uzziah was forced to make his oldest son, Jotham, co-regent and de facto monarch over the Kingdom of Judah. Why? Uzziah had become terribly proud. So proud that he burned incense to the Lord as though he were a priest. “Pride was his downfall,” indeed.

    When rebuked by the chief priest and other leading priests, Uzziah became enraged. Then the Lord struck Uzziah with leprosy. Few temporal judgments of God are worse. What the Bible calls leprosy covers a wide range of horrible conditions, not just leprosy we think of today.

    In ancient times, any such condition instantly made you leprous…untouchable. You instantly and permanently lost your spouse, family, home, and the blessing and well-being of everyone else you knew and loved.

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  16. Pride the number one killer for all believers. Pride comes from the devil who birth it first in his heart which caused his fall from heaven. So be careful all believers when God uses us don't allow pride to take over. All this is because of Gods words and not ours. Its God and God alone!

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  26. Pride comes before a fall. I have seen it happen with many people in churches, businesses, etc. Your position if you abuse it will come down like a powerful wind. You can feel the wind but won't see it. You will make a mistake and make yourself look foolish. Humble yourself or God will do it for you. God will not share his glory with no one. Whatever that is cause ur pride you can lose it and may never get it again. Pride can cause you to mistreat people and God doesn't like that. We are all his servants. No one is above the Creator. The Bible has a lot of verses regarding PRIDE.

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  28. The story was going well until you turned it into
    # a RACIST rendition,
    # a RACIST chant,
    # a RACIST story telling.

    You started by showing a fair skin man until, you start narrating about him becoming leprosy you then put a picture of a darker skin man and leave it to hang there from 6:36 to about 6:58.

    THIS IS RACISM, I DON'T CARE IF THE EDITOR or producer is of any skin tone!!! 100% RACISM !!
    The bible say leprosy is a pale or whitish spot on the skin and not a dark skin type.

    Numbers 12:10-15
    But when the cloud had withdrawn from over the tent, behold, Miriam was leprous, as white as snow. As Aaron turned toward Miriam, behold, she was leprous.

    As we can see here the signs of leprosy is not a darker skin but rather whiter skin.

    This is RACISM BEEN SLAPPED ON THE FACES OF DARKER SKIN PEOPLE.

    THE DARKER SKIN IS NOT A LEPROSY SKIN, the bible say in book of
    "Daniel and revelations"
    that the hands and feets of YHWH is like bronzes which means dark brown or brown like the earth.

    *THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE
    *THIS IS RACIAL ABUSE
    *THIS IS A SERIOUS CRIME
    *IN THE 21 century using the scripture to call darker skin people a LEPROSY skin is UNACCEPTABLE and a strong RACIAL words or picture been used against the darker skin people.

    THIS IS RACISM IN THE HIGHEST RAMIFICATION.

    OUR GOD IS NOT A RACIST !!!!
    Pull this video down immediately !!!!

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