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2 Kings 21 - 22

2 Kings
2 KingsSteve Gregg

In this talk by Steve Gregg, the biblical story of Manasseh, the worst king Judah ever had, is explored. Despite beginning his reign by worshipping the gods of his predecessors, Manasseh eventually became a true reformer by attempting to undo the damage he had caused. Gregg also discusses how Josiah, who became king at just eight years old, discovered a copy of Deuteronomy in the temple and was disposed toward worshiping God, despite not knowing the word of God. The talk emphasizes the importance of repentance and reform, even in the face of past mistakes.

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