2. Könige 18:3
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Und er tat, was dem HERRN wohlgefiel, ganz wie sein Vater David getan hatte.
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III. History of the Kingdom of Judah From the Destruction of the Kingdom of the Ten Tribes to the Babylonian Captivity - 2 Kings 18-25 At the time when the kingdom of the ten tribes was destroyed, Judah found itself in a state of dependence upon the imperial power of Assyria, into which it had been brought by the ungodly policy of Ahaz. But three years before the expedition of Salmanasar against Samaria, the pious Hezekiah had ascended the throne of his ancestor David in Jerusalem, and had set on foot with strength and zeal the healing of Judah's wounds, by exterminating idolatry and by restoring the legal worship of Jehovah. As Hezekiah was devoted to the Lord his God with undivided heart and trusted firmly in Him, the Lord also acknowledged him and his undertakings. When Sennacherib had overrun Judah with a powerful army after the revolt of Hezekiah, and had summoned the capital to surrender, the Lord heard the prayer of His faithful servant Hezekiah and saved Judah and Jerusalem from the threatening destruction by the miraculous destruction of the forces of the proud Sennacherib (2 Kings 18 and 19), whereby the power of Assyria was so weakened that Judah had no longer much more to fear from it, although it did chastise Manasseh (Ch2 33:11.). Nevertheless this deliverance, through and in the time of Hezekiah, was merely a postponement of the judgment with which Judah had been threatened by the prophets (Isaiah and Micah), of the destruction of the kingdom and the banishment of its inhabitants. Apostasy from the living God and moral corruption had struck such deep and firm roots in the nation, that the idolatry, outwardly suppressed by Hezekiah, broke out again openly immediately after his death; and that in a still stronger degree, since his son and successor Manasseh…
Quelle öffnen ↗When the prophet had condemned Ephriam for lies and deceit he comforted himself with this, that Judah yet "ruled with God, and was faithful with the Most Holy," Hos 11:12. It was a very melancholy view which the last chapter gave us of the desolations of Israel; but this chapter shows us the affairs of Judah in a good posture at the same time, that it may appear God has not quite cast off the seed of Abraham, Rom 11:1. Hezekiah is here upon the throne, I. Reforming his kingdom (Kg2 18:1-6). II. Prospering in all his undertakings (Kg2 18:7, Kg2 18:8), and this at the same time when the ten tribes were led captive (Kg2 18:9-12). III. Yet invaded by Sennacherib, the king of Assyria (Kg2 18:13). 1. His country put under contribution (Kg2 18:14-16). 2. Jerusalem besieged (Kg2 18:17). 3. God blasphemed, himself reviled, and his people solicited to revolt, in a virulent speech made by Rabshakeh (v. 18-37). But how well it ended, and how much to the honour and comfort of our great reformer, we shall find in the next chapter.
Quelle öffnen ↗18:3-4 Unlike Ahaz (16:2), Hezekiah compared favorably with David. Hezekiah destroyed false objects of worship, including the pagan shrines . . . sacred pillars, and . . . Asherah poles (see 16:3-10; 17:9-11, 19). • Apparently the bronze serpent used by Moses (Num 21) had become an object of illicit worship.
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Ach, HERR, gedenke doch, daß ich in Wahrheit und von ganzem Herzen vor dir gewandelt und getan habe, was gut ist in deinen Augen!
Und so du in meinen Wegen wandeln wirst, daß du meine Satzungen und Gebote beobachtest, wie dein Vater David gewandelt ist, so will ich dir ein langes Leben geben!
Und er tat, was recht war in den Augen des HERRN, und wandelte in allen Wegen Davids, seines Vaters, und wich nicht davon, weder zur Rechten noch zur Linken.
Wirst du der Stimme des HERRN, deines Gottes, gehorchen und tun, was vor ihm recht ist, und seine Gebote zu Ohren fassen und alle seine Satzungen halten, so will ich der Krankheiten keine auf dich legen, die ich auf Ägypten gelegt habe; denn ich, der HERR, bin dein Arzt!
Und er tat, was recht war in den Augen des HERRN, ganz wie sein Vater David getan hatte.
Denn als Salomo alt war, neigten seine Frauen sein Herz fremden Göttern zu, daß sein Herz nicht mehr so vollkommen mit dem HERRN, seinem Gott, war wie das Herz seines Vaters David.
weil David getan hatte, was in den Augen des HERRN recht war, und nicht gewichen war von allem, was er ihm gebot, sein Leben lang, außer in der Sache Urijas, des Hetiters.
Er wird singen vor den Menschen und sagen: Ich hatte gesündigt und das Recht verkehrt; aber er hat mir nicht vergolten nach Verdienst;
daß du tuest, was recht und gut ist vor den Augen des HERRN, damit es dir wohl gehe und du hineinkommest und das gute Land einnehmest, das der HERR deinen Vätern zugeschworen hat,
Und Asa tat, was dem HERRN wohlgefiel, wie sein Vater David.