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The Book of II Chronicles “Is God Still Interested in Us?” Ray of Hope Christian Church April 3, 2012

The Book of II Chronicles “Is God Still Interested in Us?” Ray of Hope Christian Church April 3, 2012. II Chronicles 36:15-23. Structure and History: Ezra, who was a priest, had traditionally been identified as the author of Chronicles Ezra is writing around 450 B. C. .

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The Book of II Chronicles “Is God Still Interested in Us?” Ray of Hope Christian Church April 3, 2012

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  1. The Book of II Chronicles“Is God Still Interested in Us?”Ray of Hope Christian ChurchApril 3, 2012

  2. II Chronicles 36:15-23

  3. Structure and History:Ezra, who was a priest, had traditionally been identified as the author of ChroniclesEzra is writing around 450 B. C.

  4. Structure and History:Ezra leads a second group of Exiles who return to Jerusalem

  5. National and Moral Significance of Solomon’s Reign Solomon was promised “length of days” if he would walk with God (I Kings 3:13-14) Solomon’s wisdom in the building of the Temple Structure and History:II Chronicles 1-9

  6. Structure and History:II Chronicles 10-36 • Judah’s History to Captivity • Twenty kings over Judah from Rehoboam to Zedekiah • Throne founded by Divine Covenant and a Temple founded by Divine Guidance

  7. Structure and History:II Chronicles 10-36 • The Throne (leadership) and the Temple (worship) were to uphold and glorify each other • Apostasy develops and the throne becomes the worst enemy of the temple

  8. Jeremiah 25:1-14

  9. The Temple (House of God, Place of God): • A symbol of the unity of the nation • A reminder of the nation’s high calling • A sign that Jehovah was still with His chosen people

  10. The building of the temple in II Chronicles is similar to the building of the tabernacle in Exodus (Exodus 31-36 and II Chronicles 2-7)

  11. The Throne: • God’s chosen leader to rule the nation with justice • God’s chosen lineage to fulfill the promise made to David • God’s covenant with his chosen people

  12. These two symbols of God’s excellence are at war!It leads to Babylonian captivity!

  13. Is God still Concerned About Us?

  14. The real question isIsrael concerned about God?

  15. Here is the crux of the matter –II Chronicles 7:11-22

  16. II Chronicles 15:1-15 – AsaII Chronicles 26:5 - UzziahII Chronicles 32: 20-21 - Hezekiah

  17. Ezra wrote Chronicles to tell the story to inform the nation how to avoid mess

  18. The Glory of God –Israel returned

  19. What about you!

  20. Pastor Hale Preaching! Thursday, April 5, 2012 at 7:00 pm Bible Way Ministries, International 894 Constitution Road, SE Atlanta, GA 30315

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