For Day 123 of our "Bible in a Year" journey, we explore 2 Chronicles 4-6. Solomon completes the temple’s intricate furnishings, and the Ark is brought in, filling the sanctuary with God’s glory. Solomon’s heartfelt prayer of dedication seeks God’s presence and mercy, affirming the temple’s role in Israel’s covenant life.Questions:1. The temple’s detailed craftsmanship in chapter 4 reflects reverence for God’s dwelling—how does this care deepen our theological grasp of worship spaces as pointers to God’s holiness, ultimately fulfilled in Christ as the true temple?2. God’s glory filling the temple in chapter 5 signifies His covenant presence—how might this event challenge us to reflect on the theological significance of God’s immanence, and how it transforms His people through the Spirit today?3. Solomon’s prayer in chapter 6 intercedes for Israel’s future sins—how does this plea invite us to wrestle with the theological interplay between God’s justice, His readiness to forgive, and the mediatorial role that foreshadows Jesus’ intercession?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here