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|  | title = "2 Chronicles 14:1–15" | ||||||
|  | date = "2025-01-25" | ||||||
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|  | ### [Read the passage.](https://biblia.com/bible/esv/2Chronicles14.1-15) | ||||||
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|  | Abijah's son Asa succeeds him as king of Judah. | ||||||
|  | The theme verse of his reign would be _v. 2_: "And Asa did what was good and right in the eyes of the <span style="font-variant-caps: small-caps">Lord</span> his God." | ||||||
|  | In particular, he removed the places of idol worship and encouraged the people to seek after the Lord. | ||||||
|  | Because of this, the Lord blessed Judah and gave it peace for the first ten years of Asa's reign. | ||||||
|  | During that time, he built fortified cities and built up the army to be ready when they were needed. | ||||||
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|  | As in Abijah's reign, when Judah was outnumbered 2 to 1 by Israel, Zerah the Ethiopian invades Judah with an army almost twice its size. | ||||||
|  | In the face of this threat, Asa realizes that his only recourse is to seek help from the Lord. | ||||||
|  | The Lord graciously gave help and fought the Ethiopian army for Judah, and they pursued them and completely routed them, all the way to Gerar. | ||||||
|  | Judah was able to take the Ethiopian army supplies and also plundered the cities surrounding Gerar because "the fear of the Lord was upon them." (_v. 14_) | ||||||
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|  | You help the poor and needy in the time of trouble, and You provide strength to the humble. | ||||||
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