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The rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem during the reign of three Persian kings, Cyrus, Darius, and Artaxerxes, serves as a powerful example of...

The rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem was threatened when a search for the original decree from Cyrus, which authorized its construction,...

The ancient Persian king Cyrus, stirred by God's spirit, issued a decree to rebuild Jerusalem and the Temple, fulfilling an earlier prophecy from...

Josiah, a young king who ruled Judah in the eighth century BC, embarked on a remarkable journey of faith and reform, seeking to restore his...

The reign of King Mannasseh, who brought Judah back to idolatry and evil practices, serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of turning away...

Hezekiah, a devout king of Judah, restores worship in the Temple and cleanses it of uncleanness, demonstrating the importance of spiritual guidance...

The book of 2 Chronicles chronicles the reigns of King Amaziah and Uzziah in Judah and Jerusalem, respectively, highlighting their military...

Joash, a young king of Judah, takes bold action to repair the damaged Temple by mobilizing the nation for a massive collection drive, demonstrating...

Jehoshaphat, a king of Judah who served the Lord, made a critical mistake by forming an alliance with Ahab, a wicked king of Israel, despite...

Asa, a king of Judah who fearlessly followed God's direction, brought about a time of great peace and prosperity to his nation, allowing them to...

Rehoboam, the king of Judah, forsakes the Law of God and leads Israel into rebellion after Solomon's death, prompting a devastating invasion by...

If the directions of this verse are followed, they can bring about great change in a family, church, town or even a nation. By humbling ourselves,...

The Temple in Jerusalem was filled with a cloud of glory as King Solomon dedicated it to God, marking a moment of great celebration and praise...

Solomon's construction of the Temple is a life-applicable reminder that our lives should be dedicated to God, built for His name, and an offering...

David, a man of war, was not allowed to build the Temple for God due to his military background, but he prepared everything Solomon needed to...