On Day 132 of our "Bible in a Year" journey, we cover 2 Chronicles 31-33. Hezekiah’s reforms strengthen Judah’s worship and generosity, fostering spiritual renewal. However, Manasseh’s wicked reign plunges the nation into idolatry, though his late repentance and Amon’s brief evil rule highlight God’s mercy amid judgment.Questions:1. Hezekiah’s organization of tithes and worship in chapter 31 revitalizes Judah—how does this collective devotion challenge us to consider the role of intentional giving and service in sustaining a vibrant relationship with God?2. Manasseh’s extreme idolatry in chapter 33 incurs captivity, yet his repentance brings restoration—how might this transformation prompt us to reflect on the depth of God’s grace, even for those who stray far from His ways?3. The contrast between Manasseh’s repentance and Amon’s persistence in evil in chapter 33—how does this juxtaposition invite us to wrestle with the human capacity for change and the enduring hope of God’s redemptive call?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here