am 3262-3278, bc 742-726
Ahaz: 2 Kings 16:1, 2 Kings 16:2-20; 1 Chronicles 3:13; Isaiah 1:1, Isaiah 7:1-12; Hosea 1:1; Micah 1:1; Matthew 1:9
like David his father: 2 Chronicles 17:3
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2 Chronicles 28:1
2 Chronicles 28:1
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2 Chronicles 28 — Overview2 Chronicles 28 · Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole BibleThis chapter is the history of the reign of Ahaz the son of Jotham; a
bad reign it was, and which helped to augment the fierce anger of the
Lord. We have here, I. His great wickedness, ver. 1-4. II. The trouble…2 Chronicles 28 — Overview2 Chronicles 28 · Treasury of Scripture Knowledge2 Chronicles 28:1, Ahaz reigning very wickedly, is greatly afflicted by the Syrians; 2 Chronicles 28:6, Judah being captivated by the Israelites, is sent home by the counsel of Oded the prophet; 2 Chronicles 28:16, Ahaz…2 Chronicles 28 — Overview2 Chronicles 28 · John Gill's Exposition of the Entire BibleThis chapter contains the reign of Ahaz, and gives an account of the idolatry he was guilty of, 2Ch 28:1, what calamities came upon him and his people, being delivered up into the hands of the kings of Syria and Israel,…2 Chronicles 28:1-52 Chronicles 28:1-5 · Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole BibleNever surely had a man greater opportunity of doing well than Ahaz had,
finding things in a good posture, the kingdom rich and strong and
religion established; and yet here we have him in these few verses, 1.…2 Chronicles 28:1-272 Chronicles 28:1-27 · The Pulpit CommentaryEXPOSITION
This chapter is paralleled by 2 Kings 16:1-20. There is a great deal gained in this case by addition on the two accounts, however. Our chapter contains the wickedness by idolatry of Ahaz, the severe…2 Chronicles 28:1-272 Chronicles 28:1-27 · The Pulpit Commentary1. This often comes in the form of obvious and apparent losses. The trangressor who "fears not God, neither regards man," finds himself subjected to a series of adversities, which he regards as misfortunes, but which we…