King of Pride: from the bestselling author of the Twisted series (Kings of Sin)

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Scar sent Mzingo and his parliament after the Lion Guard, and the vultures nearly wrestled the gourd from Makini. However, the rest of the Lion Guard arrived in time to fend off the vultures, and Kion used the Roar to ensure that they were not delayed again. At the same time, Scar overlooked his defeated army and commented that the war had only just begun. [14] Occupation of Kilio Valley “ Pride will also blind a person from receiving and walking in the covenant we have through the blood of Jesus. The Bible is a book of covenants. Our God is a covenant-keeping God. Salvation, healing, deliverance, prosperity, the gifts of the Spirit, miracles, signs, and wonders are all parts of the new covenant. It takes humility to receive and walk in the revelation of our covenant. It is not surprising that many believers and some churches reject parts of the new covenant. Season Two: " Babysitter Bunga" • " The Savannah Summit" • " The Traveling Baboon Show" • " Ono and the Egg" • " The Rise of Scar" • " Let Sleeping Crocs Lie" • " Swept Away" • " Rafiki's New Neighbors" • " Rescue in the Outlands" • " The Ukumbusho Tradition" • " The Bite of Kenge" • " Timon and Pumbaa's Christmas" • " The Morning Report" • " The Golden Zebra" • " The Little Guy" • " Divide and Conquer" • " The Scorpion's Sting" • " The Wisdom of Kongwe" • " The Kilio Valley Fire" • " Undercover Kinyonga" • " Cave of Secrets" • " The Zebra Mastermind" • " The Hyena Resistance" • " The Underground Adventure" • " Beshte and the Beast" • " Pride Landers Unite!" • " The Queen's Visit" • " The Fall of Mizimu Grove" • " Fire from the Sky" Fireworks: Celebrate the Magic • Celebrate! Tokyo Disneyland • Disney Dreams! • Disneyland Forever • Happily Ever After • Harmonious • Ignite the Dream: A Nighttime Spectacular of Magic and Light • Illuminate! A Nighttime Celebration • The Magic, the Memories and You • Momentous • Once Upon a Time • Tree of Life Awakens • Wonderful World of Animation • World of Color • Wondrous Journeys Though Kovu bears a scar over his eye, his does not count as the Mark of Evil , due to the fact that he didn't acquire it from a cobra bite.

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Kovu, unlike his mother and siblings, is very relaxed, kind and friendly, and doesn't necessarily believe in their cruel and violent, evil ways. Despite this, when his mother asks him to do something, he will obey and even approach his older sibling, should he try to disobey her. He holds no animosity towards the Lion Guard, frequently avoiding confrontation with them. He is shown to be excited at the prospect of living in the Pride Lands so he could see Kiara again. Job 41:20 makes reference to a “seething pot” (KJV). To seethe means to churn or foam as if boiling. It also means to be agitated. To agitate means to disturb. It also means trouble in mind or feelings. I believe this is a reference to anger.

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Lasting an impressive 30 minutes, the show even manages to add a couple of well-loved songs from beyond the original movie: “He Lives In You” and “Shadowland”.Revealed in " Friends to the End" from Disney Junior's The Lion Guard. Season 3, Episode 10. Written by Alison Taylor and directed by Tom Derosier and Howy Parkins. Originally aired October 5, 2019. Cheezi • Chungu • Dogo • Dogo's Siblings • Goigoi • Janja • Jasiri • Kenge • Kiburi • Kijana • Lioness • Madoa • Mwoga • Mzingo • Nduli • Njano • Nne • Nuka • Nyata • Nyeusi • Reirei • Shupavu • Strange Cobra • Strange Lion • Sumu • Tamka • Tano • Tunu • Ushari • Waza • Zira • Wema In the 1992 draft of The Lion King, Scar sang a reprise of " Be Prepared", during which he introduced the hyenas as his executive staff. [46] During a Tenth Anniversary Reunion discussion panel, directors Rob Minkoff and Roger Allers were asked who Nala's father was. Minkoff joked that Allers was the father. The two directors then stated that Mufasa or Scar could be Nala's father. [36] However, the Lion Guard episode " Paintings and Predictions" revealed that Nala's father was a different lion, not Mufasa or Scar. [37]

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Mufasa is the once proud king of the Pride Lands. Mufasa is considered by many animals of the Pride Lands to be the epitome of strength and wisdom. This is especially true for his son, Simba, who is always comparing himself to his great father. Outside of physical prowess, Mufasa is also strong in giving advice and encouragement to the low-self esteemed Simba. While en route to the Tree of Life, Kion started to act more and more aggressive, which made Bunga believe that Ushari's venom was corrupting him. Eventually, Kion and Fuli had a stand-off, and Bunga told Kion that he had turned evil. Horrified and regretful, the young lion ran away from his friends. While in isolation, he saw his reflection in a puddle of water and asked himself if he was turning evil. Just then, Scar's reflection appeared in the water and taunted Kion for bearing the Mark of Evil. Scar commented that they were the same, but Kion asserted that, though they looked the same, they would never act the same. Kion then splashed the water, which dissolved Scar's reflection. [23] Scar is similar to One-Eye from Monkey Mountain; both are predators with a scar over their left eye who use hyenas to do their bidding. [33] Anna Klassen (November 13, 2013). 15 Things You Didn't Know About 'Beauty and the Beast'. Bustle. Bustle Digital Group. Retrieved on March 25, 2020.According to concept artwork, Scar originally had his own special territory called "Scar-land." [49] As both a cub, and a young adult in the series, Kovu is voiced by Jason Marsden, the same person who solely voiced young adult Kovu in The Lion King II: Simba's Pride. In the seasons after the Lion Guard's downfall, Scar continued to vie for his brother's throne. After the birth of his nephew, Simba, Scar made plans to dispose of both Mufasa and Simba. With the help of his hyena minions, he set off a wildebeest stampede that threatened Simba's life and thus lured Mufasa into danger. Mufasa managed to rescue Simba, but when he climbed up the side of the gorge toward safety, he was intercepted and thrown to his death by Scar. After Mufasa's fall, Scar convinced Simba that he was to blame for the death, after which he drove the cub into self-exile. Kovu is one of three lions in the series franchise to have a scar over his left eye, the others being Scar, and Kion. Out of all three of them, he is the only one to not have it inflicted by a cobra, instead being inflicted by his mother, Zira.

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Anger is a manifestation of pride. It is also a reference to stirring up strife. Proverbs 28:25 says, “He who is of a proud heart stirs up strife.” The New English Bible translates this verse: “A self-important man provokes quarrels.” Those who are easily given to strife, anger, and quarrels are controlled by Leviathan. Huang could have focused exclusively on the steaminess between the two, and it would have been a great romance novel on its own. However, character and story are always at the heart of King of Pride . Isabella and Kai banter through intelligent dialogue. There are dramatic plots, although extreme, that unfold with the frenzy of media attention and antagonistic businessmen; they also ensure the story has much more than romance, including corporate dealings and intrigue. Huang juggles all of these different elements and never loses sight of a single one of them. It’s no easy feat, but she does it so well that you might forget you’re reading a romance novel and are instead in a stellar literary mash-up of Crazy Rich Asians (Young’s motherly disapproval, anyone?) and Succession (who will get the power?) .Breath represents spirit. Evil spirits can manifest through the tongue. Pride in our hearts will manifest through the tongue. From the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks. The breath of Leviathan kindles a fire (Job 41:21). Revealed in Disney's The Lion King (1994). Written by Irene Mecchi, Jonathan Roberts, and Linda Woolverton, and directed by Roger Allers and Rob Minkoff. Distributed by Buena Vista Pictures Distribution. Upon reaching adulthood, Scar remained self-absorbed and negligent. He was bitterly jealous of Mufasa and Simba, and constantly lamented how they stood in the way of his ambitions. Despite this, he did not openly challenge Mufasa's authority and was subtle in his jibes against Simba. He mostly used sarcasm, derision, and a gloomy sense of humor to portray his sour moods, which frustrated Mufasa and went over a young Simba's head.