For Day 133 of our "Bible in a Year" journey, we conclude 2 Chronicles with chapters 34-36. Josiah’s discovery of the Law sparks a profound revival, but Judah’s subsequent kings revert to idolatry. Jerusalem falls to Babylon, fulfilling God’s judgment, yet a glimmer of hope emerges with Cyrus’s decree.Questions:1. Josiah’s response to the rediscovered Law in chapter 34 leads to nationwide reform—how does this revival challenge us to consider the transformative power of God’s Word in reorienting our hearts and communities toward His covenant?2. Despite Josiah’s faithfulness, Judah’s later kings provoke exile in chapters 35-36—how might this tragic decline prompt us to reflect on the limits of human reform without sustained devotion, and the certainty of God’s justice?3. Cyrus’s decree in chapter 36 hints at restoration—how does this closing hope invite us to wrestle with the enduring promise of God’s faithfulness to His people, even through judgment, pointing to Christ’s ultimate redemption?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here