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Today I read 2 Chronicles 22:
Today I listened to 2 Chronicles 21:
After Jehoshaphat died, his son Jehoram became king, but he was not a good king. God did not snuff him out immediately, because he wanted to keep David’s family line alive, but Jehoram died after only eight years as king due to a disease that affected his bowels.
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Today I read 2 Chronicles 20:
Jehoshaphat consulted with God after learning that an enemy was coming to attack, and he obeyed the word sent through the prophet, so God fought the battle for him. His enemies were defeated. Later on, Jehoshaphat allied himself with a wicked king, so God spoke again through the prophet that the Lord will destroy what he made.
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I read 2 Chronicles 19:
Jehoshaphat was king, and although he was previously allied with Ahab, God still saw some good in him, so He instructed him to let the chief priest direct the affairs of the Lord, and the leader of the tribe of Judah to direct the affairs of the king. He told him to act with courage and the lord will be with those who do well.
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I read 2 Chronicles 18:
Ahab, the king of Israel reluctantly allowed a prophet of God to speak, but did not believe him when he was told he would be killed in battle. Later he was killed in battle.
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