The Books of the Kings
The Books of the Kings
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Xiv. 1-7). Then the Cushite Zerali invaded the land of Judah with an innumerable army (in the eleventh year of Asa), but was totally defeated by the help of the Lord 220 THE FIRST BOOK OF KINGS. (2 Chron. Xiv. 8-14) ; whereupon Asa, encouraged by the prophet Azariah, the son of Oded, proceeded with fresh zeal to the extermination of such traces of idolatry as still remained in the kingdom, then renewed the altar of burnt-offering in front of the temple-hall, and in the fifteenth year of his rei...gn held, with the whole nation, a great festival of thanksgiving and rejoicing to the Lord at Jerusalem (2 Chron. Xv. 1-15). The next year, the sixteenth of his reign and the thirty-sixth from the division of the kingdom (2 Chron. Xvi. 1), Baasha com- menced hostilities, by advancing against Judah, taking pos- session of Bamali, the present er Earn (see at Josh, xviii. 25), which was only two hours and a quarter from Jerusalem, and fortifying it. The occupation of Eamah is not expressly men- tioned indeed, but it is implied in Tn\r\\ py py^i^ which affirms the hostile invasion of Judah.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xiv. 1-7). Then the Cushite Zerali invaded the land of Judah with an innumerable army (in the eleventh year of Asa), but was totally defeated by the help of the Lord 220 THE FIRST BOOK OF KINGS. (2 Chron. Xiv. 8-14) ; whereupon Asa, encouraged by the prophet Azariah, the son of Oded, proceeded with fresh zeal to the extermination of such traces of idolatry as still remained in the kingdom, then renewed the altar of burnt-offering in front of the temple-hall, and in the fifteenth year of his rei...gn held, with the whole nation, a great festival of thanksgiving and rejoicing to the Lord at Jerusalem (2 Chron. Xv. 1-15). The next year, the sixteenth of his reign and the thirty-sixth from the division of the kingdom (2 Chron. Xvi. 1), Baasha com- menced hostilities, by advancing against Judah, taking pos- session of Bamali, the present er Earn (see at Josh, xviii. 25), which was only two hours and a quarter from Jerusalem, and fortifying it. The occupation of Eamah is not expressly men- tioned indeed, but it is implied in Tn\r\\ py py^i^ which affirms the hostile invasion of Judah.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carl Friedrich Keil to read onlineMoreLess
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