2 Chronicles Chapter 30 Now that the Temple is cleansed and sanctified, it’s time for a major celebration. First, a little background. Between 740 and…
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How to understand 2 Chronicles Chapter 29 and Isaiah 7:14
2 Chronicles Chapter 29 Things really turn around when Ahaz’s son Hezekiah takes the throne. He knows that the country has suffered because his father…
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2 Chronicles Chapter 28 The next king of Judah is Ahaz. Unfortunately, this apple falls far from the tree because he doesn’t act righteously. King…
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King Jotham’s a righteous king who manages to stay out of the Temple and keep his good complexion. He builds gates around the Temple, creates…
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2 Chronicles Chapter 26 King Uzziah is next up to bat for Judah. He reigns for 52 years and does a whole bunch of awesome…
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2 Chronicles Chapter 25 Joash’s son Amaziah takes the throne next. His first order of business is to kill the servants who killed his father.…
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2 Chronicles Chapter 24 Joash was only a child when he took charge of Judah—seven years old to be exact. Usually, leaving a small child…
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2 Chronicles Chapter 23 After six years of hiding, the high priest Jehoiada hatches a plan for Joash to retake the throne of Judah from…
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@thejesuschrist 2 Chronicles Chapter 22 The people of Jerusalem decide to still keep taking a chance on David’s descendants, so they name Jehoram’s youngest son…
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2 Chronicles Chapter 21 Jehoshaphat dies, leaving his son Jehoram to rule in Judah. Jehoram’s got a couple younger brothers, but when he becomes king,…
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