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KJV summary for : 2 Kings 13

Summary: In 2 Kings Chapter 13, the narrative focuses on the reigns of Jehoahaz and his son Joash (also called Jehoash) in the kingdom of Israel. Jehoahaz’s rule is marked by oppression from Aram and the worship of Baal, which leads to Israel's suffering and calls for divine intervention. God responds to the pleas of His people by providing them with a deliverer, which is indicative of His mercy despite their disobedience. Joash, after succeeding his father, also encounters challenges with Aram but receives prophetic guidance from Elisha, who lays dying at this point. The chapter highlights the importance of faith and divine strategy in warfare, as Elisha instructs Joash to strike the ground with arrows, symbolizing his victory over Aram. Despite Joash striking only three times, he is told that he will only defeat Aram three times, which reflects a theme of the limited obedience leading to limited outcome. Additionally, the chapter underscores the faithfulness of God in preserving a remnant of Israel, as seen through the continuation of the prophetic tradition represented by Elisha. The chapter concludes with the death of Elisha and the continuation of his legacy, emphasizing the lasting impact of faithful prophetic ministry. Overall, the themes of divine mercy, the consequences of idolatry, and the role of prophecy in guiding leadership are central to this chapter.

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