2 Chronicles 35
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We may see little connection between the last days of Judah and the state of the church in our day. But we too must be on guard against the same spiritual decay that affected Judah. Are we truly seeking the Lord with all our heart and soul, or are we worshiping false gods—money, success, power? Are we developing and nurturing our faith, or are we just coasting along, dependent on the spiritual leaders God has given us? Is our success in ministry coming from the Lord, or is it coming because we are cooperating and compromising with the world? Do our hearts break with repentance for our sins, or have we become lukewarm and complacent like the Laodiceans? (Revelation 3:14–22). We need to answer these questions, lest the fate of Judah overtake us. For it is time for judgment to begin with the family of God (1 Peter 4:17).
The Death of Josiah (35:20–27)
(2 Kings 23:28–30)
20–27 See 2 Kings 23:28–30 and comment.