When we are confronted with absolute destruction, it is good for us to pray and rest in God, asking Him for direction and to solve the problem according to His good will. But what if He partially nullifies the threat and we receive another threat? What do we do? Do we pray and believe that God is not finished? Or do we think that God is not strong enough to solve the whole problem? This is a great question for those of us in the West. Many times, we think that we can
solve all our problems or that God isn’t helping, and it is all up to us. But what happens when we cannot solve our own problems? Hezekiah was a king who loved God and did amazing things because of his commitment to the LORD. One of the most striking things he did was admit to his failure. Hezekiah did not have enough force to stop the king of Assyria from taking Jerusalem. The Assyrian armies surrounded the city and Hezekiah prayed. God sent a spirit upon the king of Assyria to fight from another angle, but the Assyrian king did not give up. Neither did Hezekiah!

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