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BBE summary for : 1 Kings 13

Summary: 1 Kings Chapter 13 recounts a significant event involving a prophet from Judah who delivers a message from God to King Jeroboam, who was leading the northern kingdom of Israel into idolatry. The prophet proclaims judgment against the altar at Bethel, stating it will be torn down. Jeroboam attempts to seize the prophet, but his hand withers as a sign of God's power, prompting the king to ask for the prophet's intercession. After the altar is miraculously split, the prophet is offered hospitality by Jeroboam, but he refuses to eat or drink in the kingdom, as God had commanded him not to partake while delivering his message. Despite this, an older prophet deceives him, leading him back to his home, resulting in the judgment of God upon the young prophet. As he leaves, he is attacked by a lion, which symbolizes the serious consequences of disobedience to God's commands. The chapter emphasizes themes of obedience, the authority of God's word, and the dangers of deception. It illustrates the importance of heeding divine instruction and the severe repercussions that can follow if one strays from God's directives.

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