"In a letter from Elijah to Judah’s King Jehoram, it was prophesied that this evil king would be struck with illnesses and eventually die of a disease of the intestines. Following his death, his youngest son Jehoahaz, also known as Ahaziah, became king in his place. Ahaziah’s mother was Athaliah, the daughter of evil King Ahab and Queen Jezebel.
After her son Ahaziah died, Athaliah secured her position as ruler and took control over Jerusalem and Judah. She ruled for about six years. She was evil. In the seventh year of her reign, in a surprise twist to the evil monarch, a young man, her grandson Joash, who had been hidden away for six years, is brought out and commissioned as the rightful and
tenth king of Judah. This was a dark time in Judah’s history.
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"There is no question that King Solomon was industrious. However, he was preoccupied with building the LORD’s Kingdom as if it was his kingdom. From the beginning of his reign, Solomon was intimately involved with constructing Israel into a world power, that is before his heart was turned away fr...
"Although David had it in his heart to build a temple for the LORD, God did not permit him to build it because, as a man of war, he had shed blood. Instead, God assigned David’s son Solomon to build it. But David could, and did, fulfill all the requirements for the Temple to be built in resources...
