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Orthodox Bible Study episodes

  • 2 Kings 9-10 - Jehu, Judgment, and the Danger of Zeal Without a Clean Heart
    2 Kings 9-10 follows Jehu’s judgment on Ahab’s house and the danger of zeal without a clean heart. The study weighs righteous judgment against inward corruption, warning that fierce action is not the same as faithful devotion.
    Read and follow along: https://orthodoxbiblestudy.com/bible-studies/old-testament/2-kings/2-kings-09-10-jehu-judgment-and-zeal-without-a-clean-heart
    34 min
  • 2 Kings 11 - Athaliah, Joash, and the Hidden King
    2 Kings 11 tells of Athaliah’s violence, Joash hidden in the temple, and the preservation of the royal line. The study carries hope in God’s quiet protection of His promise when wicked power seems to rule openly.
    Read and follow along: https://orthodoxbiblestudy.com/bible-studies/old-testament/2-kings/2-kings-11-athaliah-joash-and-the-hidden-king
    16 min
  • 2 Kings 12 - Joash Repairs the Temple
    2 Kings 12 follows Joash’s repair of the temple and the concern to restore the house of the Lord. The study carries the spiritual weight of neglected worship, faithful stewardship, and the need for reform that reaches deeper than repairs.
    Read and follow along: https://orthodoxbiblestudy.com/bible-studies/old-testament/2-kings/2-kings-12-joash-repairs-the-temple
    17 min
  • 2 Kings 13 - Elisha's Death and Final Sign
    2 Kings 13 reflects on Elisha’s death, Israel’s weakness, and a final sign of God’s power and mercy. The study carries the weight of fading strength, incomplete faith, and the Lord’s faithfulness beyond the prophet’s lifetime.
    Read and follow along: https://orthodoxbiblestudy.com/bible-studies/old-testament/2-kings/2-kings-13-elisha-s-death-and-final-sign
    19 min
  • 2 Kings 14-15 - Partial Strength and Political Collapse
    2 Kings 14-15 surveys partial strength, repeated compromise, and political collapse across Israel and Judah. The study carries the warning that outward success cannot heal a kingdom whose worship and obedience remain divided.
    Read and follow along: https://orthodoxbiblestudy.com/bible-studies/old-testament/2-kings/2-kings-14-15-partial-strength-and-political-collapse
    26 min
  • 2 Kings 16 - Ahaz and the Imported Altar
    2 Kings 16 follows Ahaz as he turns from faithful worship and imports an altar that reshapes Judah’s temple life. The study warns that borrowed power and compromised worship can deform the heart of a people before God.
    Read and follow along: https://orthodoxbiblestudy.com/bible-studies/old-testament/2-kings/2-kings-16-ahaz-and-the-imported-altar
    17 min
  • 2 Kings 17 - The Fall of Israel and the Theology of Exile
    2 Kings 17 interprets the fall of Israel as the fruit of covenant unfaithfulness and persistent idolatry. The study carries the theology of exile with sober force, showing judgment as neither random nor empty of warning.
    Read and follow along: https://orthodoxbiblestudy.com/bible-studies/old-testament/2-kings/2-kings-17-the-fall-of-israel-and-the-theology-of-exile
    21 min
  • 2 Kings 18-19 - Hezekiah, Sennacherib, and the Prayer of Faith
    2 Kings 18-19 follows Hezekiah, Sennacherib’s threats, and the prayer of faith that brings Judah’s crisis before the Lord. The study carries the weight of trust under siege and the hope that blasphemous power is not stronger than God.
    Read and follow along: https://orthodoxbiblestudy.com/bible-studies/old-testament/2-kings/2-kings-18-19-hezekiah-sennacherib-and-the-prayer-of-faith
    30 min
  • 2 Kings 20 - Hezekiah's Illness and Babylonian Envoys
    2 Kings 20 follows Hezekiah’s illness, answered prayer, and the troubling visit of Babylonian envoys. The study carries the spiritual weight of mortality, mercy, pride, and the hidden danger that can follow deliverance.
    Read and follow along: https://orthodoxbiblestudy.com/bible-studies/old-testament/2-kings/2-kings-20-hezekiah-s-illness-and-babylonian-envoys
    15 min
  • 2 Kings 21 - Manasseh, Amon, and Catastrophic Idolatry
    2 Kings 21 presents Manasseh, Amon, and the catastrophic idolatry that deepens Judah’s guilt. The study carries the weight of corrupted worship, generational damage, and the terrifying cost of leading a people away from God.
    Read and follow along: https://orthodoxbiblestudy.com/bible-studies/old-testament/2-kings/2-kings-21-manasseh-amon-and-catastrophic-idolatry
    14 min

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Orthodox Bible Study offers chapter-by-chapter Coptic Orthodox Bible studies with audio narration, working through Scripture book by book. Read the study notes and explore more resources at orthodoxbiblestudy.com. A lay ministry by George, a Coptic Orthodox deacon near Seattle.