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THE ENVOYS OF BABYLON: PROTECTING YOUR GOD-GIVEN TREASURES PART III: THE SILVER — PROTECTING THE PURITY OF YOUR REDEMPTION

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THE ENVOYS OF BABYLON: PROTECTING YOUR GOD-GIVEN TREASURES PART 3: THE SILVER — PROTECTING THE PURITY OF YOUR REDEMPTION Isaiah 39:2; Psalm 12:6; 1 Peter 1:18–19 "...Hezekiah showed them his treasure house, the silver..." (Isaiah 39:2). In Part 2, we discovered that the first treasure Hezekiah exposed was his treasure house, representing the human heart. We learned that before the enemy attacks our possessions, he seeks access to our hearts because everything we do flows from there. A guarded heart is the foundation for a guarded life. Today, we move to the first treasure inside the treasure house. God's treasures are not arranged by accident. After mentioning the treasure house, Scripture immediately mentions the silver . This reminds us that after guarding our hearts, we must also guard the work of redemption God has accomplished within us. - "...Hezekiah showed them his treasure house, the silver..." (Isaiah 39:2). The first item mentioned inside Hezekiah...
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THE ENVOYS OF BABYLON: PROTECTING YOUR GOD-GIVEN TREASURES PART III: THE SILVER — PROTECTING THE PURITY OF YOUR REDEMPTION

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THE ENVOYS OF BABYLON: PROTECTING YOUR GOD-GIVEN TREASURES PART 3: THE SILVER — PROTECTING THE PURITY OF YOUR REDEMPTION Isaiah 39:2; Psalm 12:6; 1 Peter 1:18–19 "...Hezekiah showed them his treasure house, the silver..." (Isaiah 39:2). In Part 2, we discovered that the first treasure Hezekiah exposed was his treasure house, representing the human heart. We learned that before the enemy attacks our possessions, he seeks access to our hearts because everything we do flows from there. A guarded heart is the foundation for a guarded life. Today, we move to the first treasure inside the treasure house. God's treasures are not arranged by accident. After mentioning the treasure house, Scripture immediately mentions the silver . This reminds us that after guarding our hearts, we must also guard the work of redemption God has accomplished within us. - "...Hezekiah showed them his treasure house, the silver..." (Isaiah 39:2). The first item mentioned inside Hezekiah...
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THE ENVOYS OF BABYLON: PROTECTING YOUR GOD-GIVEN TREASURES PART 2: THE TREASURE HOUSE — GUARDING THE HEART

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THE ENVOYS OF BABYLON: PROTECTING YOUR GOD-GIVEN TREASURES PART 2: THE TREASURE HOUSE — GUARDING THE HEART Isaiah 39:2; Matthew 6:21; Proverbs 4:23 "...and showed them the house of his precious things..." (Isaiah 39:2) In Part 1, we discovered that not every visitor is sent by God. The Babylonian envoys did not arrive with swords or armies but with gifts, letters, and friendly intentions. Yet they represented a worldly system that sought access to what God had entrusted to Hezekiah. We learned that discernment is our first line of defense because every messenger represents a kingdom. Now we turn our attention from the visitors to the first treasure they were allowed to see. Every kingdom has a treasury. Every home has a storage place. Every believer has a treasure house. Before Babylon could take Judah's treasures physically, Hezekiah first exposed them willingly. The first treasure mentioned in Scripture is not the silver or the gold—it is the treasure house itse...
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