exodus god's and kings

Using Exodus 22:22-24 and 2nd Kings 4:1-7, he starts by first defining what the term 'mocker' means. PastorEAAdeboye tweet. This is followed by divine assurances that God is able and willing to silence the mockers or haters.

The second way that the Most High can deal with such a king is to harden his heart and then destroy him, using him as an example to the whole world that He is still sovereign. This is what happened to Pharaoh in Exodus 15:4-6.

"In 1 Samuel 28:14, King Saul prostrated flat on the ground to Samuel and in 2 Kings 13:14-15, the king of Israel, Jehoash, called Elisha his father and received instructions from him.