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1 Kings
מְלָכִים · Melakhim
Solomon’s temple, a divided kingdom, and the prophet Elijah.
This is mem, the first letter of מְלָכִים (Melakhim), meaning “Kings.” Hebrew reads right to left.
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1 Kings 18
Read slowly, as much or as little as you like. Notice one thing about God. That’s plenty for today.
Read slowly, as much or as little as you like. Notice one thing about God. That’s plenty for today.
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