2 Kings 23 - 24
2 KingsSteve Gregg
In this section of his teaching, Steve Gregg discusses the reigns of Josiah and his successor, Jehoiakim. Josiah worked to eliminate idol worship from the land and made a covenant to follow the Lord. He destroyed shrines and high places in Samaria and consulted with a prophetess to clarify his understanding of God's will. However, Josiah's successors did not follow in his footsteps, which ultimately led to the destruction of Judah by Babylon.
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