Education · English source edition
2 Kings
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Elijah taken in the whirlwind as Elisha receives the mantle beside the Jordan
Open study →Passage study 02 · 2 Kings 2:19–4:7Elisha healing the water and the widow filling borrowed vessels with oil
Open study →Passage study 03 · 2 Kings 4:8–37The Shunammite woman preparing the prophet’s room, seeking Elisha in grief, and receiving her restored son
Open study →Passage study 04 · 2 Kings 4:38–6:7Food multiplied for the company of prophets and the borrowed axe head rising from the water
Open study →Passage study 05 · 2 Kings 5:1–27Naaman entering the Jordan, emerging healed, and Gehazi returning after secretly taking gifts
Open study →Passage study 06 · 2 Kings 6:8–23Elisha’s servant seeing the mountain full of heavenly horses and chariots, followed by the blinded Aramean force led into Samaria
Open study →Passage study 07 · 2 Kings 6:24–7:20Samaria under famine and the four lepers discovering the abandoned enemy camp
Open study →Passage study 08 · 2 Kings 8:1–10:36Hazael’s rise, Jehu anointed, and the violent removal of Ahab’s house
Open study →Passage study 09 · 2 Kings 11:1–12:21Jehosheba hiding young Joash, the boy crowned in the temple, and later workers repairing the house of the Lord
Open study →Passage study 10 · 2 Kings 13:1–17:41Elisha’s final meeting with the king, the arrow of deliverance, and Israel’s continuing instability
Open study →Passage study 11 · 2 Kings 18:1–19:37Hezekiah removing idols, the Assyrian envoy mocking at Jerusalem’s wall, and the king spreading the threatening letter before the Lord
Open study →Passage study 12 · 2 Kings 20:1–21:26Hezekiah’s recovery and unwise display of the treasuries contrasted with Manasseh’s deep corruption
Open study →Passage study 13 · 2 Kings 22:1–23:30The book of the law found during temple repair, Josiah tearing his clothes, and public covenant renewal
Open study →Passage study 14 · 2 Kings 23:31–25:26Jerusalem besieged and burned, the temple emptied, and captives led toward Babylon
Open study →Passage study 15 · 2 Kings 25:27–30Jehoiachin released from prison and given a seat and daily provision in Babylon
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Source: eBible.org · eng-kjv2006