This week's lesson explores the nature of forsaking the Lord. Manasseh did so consciously, but we can also forsake the ways of the Lord unconsciously.

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The Peculiar Priorities of King Hezekiah

1. The preservation of himself (vs. 1-11)

2. The neglect of future generations (vs. 12-21)

Can Judah escape the same fate as that of Israel? If so how will they? This week's lesson shows us the importance of going to God.

The prophet Isaiah meets with Hezekiah to give him a special message from God. What special message will God send to you?

discouragement and despair begin to slither into the minds of God's people. what can we learn from the mental warfare taking place this week in chapter 18, part 2?

A new leader has taken the reins in Judah, and in the midst of Israel's captivity we see what kind of king he turns out to be.

This week we learned about the tragic end of the nation of Israel. What happened to lead to this and why did it happen?

We have reached the final days of Elisha. His final words are a glimmer of hope for Israel's spiritual deconstruction, and even beyond the grave, Elisha is reminding us of the power of God over death.

The entire reign of King Joash is told in 1 chapter. He's got to get the temple of God repaired while defending the kingdom from the invading forces of Syria and remove the idolatry from the kingdom! How will he do?