2 Chronicles

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2 Chronicles is an Old Testament book that recounts the history of the kings of Judah from Solomon to the Babylonian exile, emphasizing temple worship and faithfulness to God.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Book of the Bible
Deuteronomistic history text
Old Testament book
canonicalOrderInChristianOldTestament 14
canonicalOrderInHebrewBible last book of the Ketuvim in some traditions
closingVersesParallel opening verses of Ezra
contains prayer of Solomon at the temple dedication
containsAccountOf Cyrus Cylinder
surface form: Babylonian exile decree of Cyrus

Solomon’s temple construction
dedication of the temple
division of the united monarchy focus shifted to Judah
fall of Jerusalem
reforms of King Asa
reforms of King Hezekiah
reforms of King Jehoshaphat
reforms of King Josiah
coversPeriodFrom reign of Solomon
coversPeriodTo Babylonian exile
distinctiveFeature focuses almost exclusively on the kingdom of Judah
minimizes narratives about the northern kingdom of Israel
presents idealized portrait of Davidic monarchy
emphasizes Davidic kingship
covenant obedience and blessing
faithfulness to God
repentance and restoration
temple worship
focusesOn history of the kings of Judah
follows 1 Chronicles
genre historical narrative
theological history
keyTheme God’s readiness to forgive when people humble themselves
keyVerse 2 Chronicles 7:14
language Biblical Hebrew
liturgicalUse read in Christian liturgies and sermons
read in Jewish synagogue lectionaries
originalDivision part of a single work with 1 Chronicles in ancient tradition
partOf Bible
surface form: Christian Bible

Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible
precedes Ezra
religiousTradition Christianity
Judaism
sharesMaterialWith 1 Kings
2 Kings
theologicalTheme centrality of the Jerusalem temple
covenant faithfulness
prayer and seeking God
retribution theology
role of the Levites and priests
traditionallyAttributedTo Ezra

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Table of the Shewbread mentionedIn 2 Chronicles
this entity surface form: Book of 2 Chronicles
Holy of Holies describedIn 2 Chronicles
this entity surface form: Book of 2 Chronicles
Yekonyah mentionedIn 2 Chronicles
this entity surface form: Book of 2 Chronicles
Ahab mentionedIn 2 Chronicles
this entity surface form: Second Book of Chronicles
Huldah mentionedIn 2 Chronicles
this entity surface form: 2 Chronicles 34
Divrei Hayamim hasPart 2 Chronicles
this entity surface form: Divrei Hayamim Bet
Divrei Hayamim hasPart 2 Chronicles
Hezekiah biblicalBook 2 Chronicles
Prophet Gad mentionedIn 2 Chronicles
subject surface form: Gad
Protestant Bible containsBook 2 Chronicles
Jehoram of Israel describedIn 2 Chronicles
Manasseh, king of Judah mentionedIn 2 Chronicles
Naamah appearsInBook 2 Chronicles
Maacah daughter of Absalom mentionedIn 2 Chronicles
this entity surface form: 2 Chronicles 11
Abijah mentionedIn 2 Chronicles
Shishak king of Egypt mentionedIn 2 Chronicles
this entity surface form: 2 Chronicles 12
Most Holy Place biblicalBookMention 2 Chronicles
cherubim appearsIn 2 Chronicles
subject surface form: Cherubim
this entity surface form: Book of 2 Chronicles
Hilkiah mentionedIn 2 Chronicles
this entity surface form: Book of 2 Chronicles
Hilkiah sourceForBookDiscovery 2 Chronicles
this entity surface form: 2 Chronicles 34
Asa describedIn 2 Chronicles
this entity surface form: 2 Chronicles 15
Asa describedIn 2 Chronicles
this entity surface form: 2 Chronicles 16
Battle of Megiddo mentionedIn 2 Chronicles
subject surface form: Battle of Megiddo (609 BCE)
this entity surface form: 2 Chronicles 35
Book of the Law mentionedIn 2 Chronicles
Yehoyaqim mentionedIn 2 Chronicles
Ramah mentionedIn 2 Chronicles
this entity surface form: Second Book of Chronicles
2 Chronicles 3 partOf 2 Chronicles
this entity surface form: Second Book of Chronicles
Uzziah mentionedIn 2 Chronicles
this entity surface form: Book of 2 Chronicles
Gedaliah ben Ahikam mentionedIn 2 Chronicles
this entity surface form: Book of 2 Chronicles