BBE Image Bible : Scripture in Images 2 Kings 11:12
12. Then he made the king's son come out, and put the crown on him and the arm-bands, and made him king, and put the holy oil on him; and they all, making sounds of joy with their hands, said, Long life to the king.
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Summary: In 2 Kings 11, the chapter describes the dramatic events surrounding the preservation of the Davidic line amid the corruption and tyranny of Queen Athaliah, who had seized power after the death of her son, King Ahaziah. Athaliah's reign is marked by idol worship and the persecution of God's faithful. However, Jehosheba, a courageous woman and sister of Ahaziah, saves Joash, the infant heir to the throne, from Athaliah's massacre of the royal family by hiding him in the temple. When Joash is seven years old, the high priest Jehoiada orchestrates a coup against Athaliah, rallying the Levites and the people to support the young king. They proclaim Joash as king, and in a decisive moment, Athaliah is confronted and ultimately executed. The chapter emphasizes the themes of God's faithfulness in preserving His covenant promise and the importance of righteous leadership. It highlights the role of women in God’s plan, the significance of worship in the temple, and the ultimate triumph of good over evil, sending a message about fidelity to God and His purposes amidst corruption.
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