Chronicles: Seeking the Lord: Vol. 4 of 4: Hezekiah Through Edict Cyrus

From Hezekiah's reformation to the fall of Jerusalem - and the door left open at the end of exile. Thirteen final lessons completing the Chronicles curriculum. >What you will study: - Hezekiah's reformation - the reopening of the temple, the purification of worship, the restoration of the Levites - The great Passover: a broken, divided people gathered around the covenant meal - Hezekiah's response to Assyrian invasion - and the deliverance that followed - Manasseh: a king so wicked the Chronicler's account is devastating - and so genuinely repentant that God restored him - Amon and Josiah: the pattern of decision and consequence across a single generation - Josiah's great reform: the Book of the Law found, the covenant renewed - The final four kings: a rapid, sad descent - The fall of Jerusalem: the Chronicler's indictment and his explanation - The edict of Cyrus: God's sovereignty over world empires, and an open door >The series concludes with two capstone lessons connecting the Chronicler's theology directly to Jesus Christ and the New Testament church. The series: Chronicles: Seeking the Lord is a four-volume, fifty-two-lesson curriculum covering First and Second Chronicles in their entirety. Volume 4 covers lessons 40-52.