2 Kings 22:11-20
that he rent 2Kgs 22:19; 2Chr 34:19; Jer 36:24; Joel 2:13; Jonah 3:6-7 the king 2Kgs 19:2-3; 2Chr 34:19-21; Isa 37:1-4 Ahikam 2Kgs 22:9; Jer 26:22, Jer 26:24 Achbor 2Chr 34:20, Abdon Michaiah or, Micah inquire 2Kgs 3:11; 1Kgs 22:7-8; 1Chr 10:13-14; Ps 25:14; Prov 3:6; Jer 21:1-2, Jer 37:17; Ezek 14:3-4, Ezek 20:1-3; Amos 3:7 great Exod 20:5; Deut 4:23-27, Deut 29:23-28, Deut 31:17-18; Neh 8:8-9, Neh 9:3; Ps 76:7; Dan 9:5-7; Nah 1:6; Rom 3:20, Rom 4:15, Rom 7:9; Rev 6:17 because our fathers 2Chr 29:6, 2Chr 34:21; Ps 106:6; Jer 16:12, Jer 44:17; Lam 5:7; Dan 9:8, Dan 9:10; Jas 1:22-25 prophetess Exod 15:20; Judg 4:4; Mic 6:4; Luke 1:41-56, Luke 2:36; Acts 21:9; 1Cor 11:5 Tikvah 2Chr 34:22, Tikvath, Hasrah wardrobe Heb. garments, 2Kgs 10:22; Neh 7:72 college or, second part 2Kgs 1:6, 2Kgs 1:16; Jer 23:28 Behold 2Kgs 20:17, 2Kgs 21:12-13; 2Chr 34:24-25 all the words 2Kgs 25:1-4; Lev 26:15-46; Deut 28:15-68, Deut 29:18-23, Deut 30:17-18, Deut 31:16-18; Deut 32:15-26; Josh 23:13, Josh 23:15; Dan 9:11-14 have forsaken Exod 32:34; Deut 29:24-28, Deut 32:15-19; Judg 2:12-14, Judg 3:7-8, Judg 10:6-7, Judg 10:10-14; 1Kgs 9:6-9; Neh 9:26-27; Ps 106:35-42; Jer 2:11-13, Jer 2:27-28 the works Ps 115:4-8; Isa 2:8-9, Isa 44:17-20, Isa 46:5-8; Mic 5:13 therefore 1Thess 2:16 shall not be Deut 32:22; 2Chr 36:16; Isa 33:14; Jer 7:20, Jer 17:27; Ezek 20:47-48; Zeph 1:18 the king 2Chr 34:26-28 thus shall ye Isa 3:10; Mal 3:16-17 thine heart 1Sam 24:5; Ps 51:17, Ps 119:120; Isa 46:12, Isa 57:15, Isa 66:2, Isa 66:5; Jer 36:24; Jer 36:29-32; Ezek 9:4; Rom 2:4-5; Jas 4:6-10 humbled Exod 10:3; Lev 26:40-41; 1Kgs 21:29; 2Chr 33:12, 2Chr 33:19, 2Chr 33:23; Mic 6:8; 1Pet 5:5-6 a desolation Lev 26:31-32; Deut 29:23; Jer 26:6, Jer 44:22 hast rent 2Kgs 22:17 wept Num 25:6; Judg 2:4-5, Judg 20:26; Ezra 9:3-4, Ezra 10:1; Neh 1:4, Neh 8:9; Ps 119:136; Jer 9:1, Jer 13:17, Jer 14:17; Luke 19:41; Rom 9:2-3 I also have 2Kgs 19:20, 2Kgs 20:5 I will gather Gen 25:8; Deut 31:16; 1Chr 17:11; 2Chr 34:28 thou shalt During thy life, none of these calamities shall fall upon thee nor thy people; no adversary shall be permitted to disturb the peace of Judea; and thou shalt at last "be gathered into thy grave in peace." Now, though it is stated that Pharaoh-Necho slew him at Megiddo, yet the Assyrians and the Jews were at peace; and though Josiah might feel it his duty to oppose the Egyptian king's going against his friend and ally, and that, in his endeavours to oppose him, he was mortally wounded at Megiddo, yet certainly he was not killed there, but was brought to Jerusalem, where he died in peace. gathered 2Kgs 23:29-30; Ps 37:37; Isa 57:1-2; Jer 22:10, Jer 22:15-16
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