2 Kings
Old Testament · History · 20 chapter studies · 20 narrated · Total audio: 7 hrs 0 min
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- Intro 2 Kings - Overview A Coptic Orthodox overview of 2 Kings as the movement from Elijah and Elisha's prophetic witness to Israel's fall, Judah's collapse, exile, and the preserved hope of David's line.
- 1 2 Kings 1 - Ahaziah and the Fire of Judgment 2 Kings 1 centers on Ahaziah’s fearful appeal to Baal Zebub and Elijah’s piercing question about whether there is no God in Israel. The study exposes where the heart turns under...
- 2 2 Kings 2 - Elijah's Ascent and Elisha's Inheritance 2 Kings 2 follows Elisha’s faithful journey with Elijah, Elijah’s ascent, and the mantle received at the Jordan. The study carries the weight of prophetic inheritance,...
- 3 2 Kings 3 - Compromised Alliances and Water in the Wilderness 2 Kings 3 shows compromised alliances, prophetic intercession, water in the wilderness, and the dark horror of pagan desperation. The study weighs God’s provision amid tangled...
- 4 2 Kings 4 - Elisha's Miracles of Life and Provision 2 Kings 4 gathers Elisha’s miracles of oil, life, healing, and provision for those in need. The study carries the tenderness and power of God’s mercy as it meets poverty, death,...
- 5 2 Kings 5 - Naaman the Syrian 2 Kings 5 recounts Naaman the Syrian’s healing through humble obedience and the exposure of greed in Gehazi. The study shows grace reaching beyond Israel while warning that pride...
- 6-7 2 Kings 6-7 - Spiritual Sight, Siege, and Unexpected Deliverance 2 Kings 6 7 presents spiritual sight, siege, and unexpected deliverance as God opens eyes and provides life where death seems certain. The study weighs fear, blindness, and hope,...
- 8 2 Kings 8 - Restoration, Judgment, and the Shadow over Kings 2 Kings 8 brings restoration, judgment, and the growing shadow over Israel and Judah’s kings. The study weighs providential mercy beside political decay, showing that God’s word...
- 9-10 2 Kings 9-10 - Jehu, Judgment, and the Danger of Zeal Without a Clean Heart 2 Kings 9 10 follows Jehu’s judgment on Ahab’s house and the danger of zeal without a clean heart. The study weighs righteous judgment against inward corruption, warning that...
- 11 2 Kings 11 - Athaliah, Joash, and the Hidden King 2 Kings 11 tells of Athaliah’s violence, Joash hidden in the temple, and the preservation of the royal line. The study carries hope in God’s quiet protection of His promise when...
- 12 2 Kings 12 - Joash Repairs the Temple 2 Kings 12 follows Joash’s repair of the temple and the concern to restore the house of the Lord. The study carries the spiritual weight of neglected worship, faithful...
- 13 2 Kings 13 - Elisha's Death and Final Sign 2 Kings 13 reflects on Elisha’s death, Israel’s weakness, and a final sign of God’s power and mercy. The study carries the weight of fading strength, incomplete faith, and the...
- 14-15 2 Kings 14-15 - Partial Strength and Political Collapse 2 Kings 14 15 surveys partial strength, repeated compromise, and political collapse across Israel and Judah. The study carries the warning that outward success cannot heal a...
- 16 2 Kings 16 - Ahaz and the Imported Altar 2 Kings 16 follows Ahaz as he turns from faithful worship and imports an altar that reshapes Judah’s temple life. The study warns that borrowed power and compromised worship can...
- 17 2 Kings 17 - The Fall of Israel and the Theology of Exile 2 Kings 17 interprets the fall of Israel as the fruit of covenant unfaithfulness and persistent idolatry. The study carries the theology of exile with sober force, showing...
- 18-19 2 Kings 18-19 - Hezekiah, Sennacherib, and the Prayer of Faith 2 Kings 18 19 follows Hezekiah, Sennacherib’s threats, and the prayer of faith that brings Judah’s crisis before the Lord. The study carries the weight of trust under siege and...
- 20 2 Kings 20 - Hezekiah's Illness and Babylonian Envoys 2 Kings 20 follows Hezekiah’s illness, answered prayer, and the troubling visit of Babylonian envoys. The study carries the spiritual weight of mortality, mercy, pride, and the...
- 21 2 Kings 21 - Manasseh, Amon, and Catastrophic Idolatry 2 Kings 21 presents Manasseh, Amon, and the catastrophic idolatry that deepens Judah’s guilt. The study carries the weight of corrupted worship, generational damage, and the...
- 22-23 2 Kings 22-23 - Josiah, the Book of the Law, and Covenant Renewal 2 Kings 22 23 recounts Josiah’s discovery of the Book of the Law and the covenant renewal that follows. The study carries the urgency of hearing God’s word, grieving sin, and...
- 24-25 2 Kings 24-25 - The Fall of Jerusalem and a Sign of Mercy 2 Kings 24 25 recounts the fall of Jerusalem, the destruction of the temple, exile, and a small sign of mercy at the end. The study carries the grief of judgment while keeping...
