Tag Archives: Kingdom of Judah

The Antidote to Intimidation

Posted on November 19, 2013 by Mark Shields

The Assyrians were taunting the people of Judah as written about in yesterday’s post. It was found out that Hezekiah and the prophet Isaiah had the antidote to this intimidation. They cried out in prayer to heaven to combat these taunts. Then … Continue reading →

Posted in 2 Chronicles | Tagged Adam Cappa, Assyrian, Books of Chronicles, God, Hezekiah, Kingdom of Judah, List of Assyrian kings, Lord, prophet Isaiah | 3 Comments

Be Lifted to New Heights of Accomplishment

Posted on September 30, 2013 by Mark Shields

The event recorded in 2 Chronicles 13 is another inspiring occurrence where we see the results of God’s favor at work just like David defeating Goliath, the Red Sea and Moses, or Daniel and the lion’s den. If we can … Continue reading →

Posted in 2 Chronicles | Tagged Aaron, Abijah, God, Jeroboam, Judah, Kingdom of Judah, Moses | 22 Comments

Fortified with His Word

Posted on September 25, 2013 by Mark Shields

This day with God will be amazing because He can bless us with more victories than all the grains of sand on earth if we are fortified with His Word. To learn more from His Word this day, we journey into … Continue reading →

Posted in 2 Chronicles | Tagged Christ, Church, God, grains of sand, Jeroboam, Jerusalem, Kingdom of Judah, Lord, northern tribes, Rehoboam | 5 Comments

The Path to Freedom

Posted on November 16, 2012 by Mark Shields

As I journey through Zechariah 9:11-17, the theme of the first part of Zechariah 9 continues as God carries out the destiny of His people. After King Solomon’s reign, the kingdom was divided into the northern kingdom (called Israel) and … Continue reading →

Posted in Zechariah | Tagged Alexander the Great, Babylon, Blessings, Destiny, Freedom, God, Greece, Israel, Journey, Judah, Kingdom of Israel, Kingdom of Judah, Path, Prophecy, Solomon, Zechariah | 2 Comments

Ezekiel 17

Posted on October 24, 2011 by Mark Shields

Passage Lookup The reading today is a parable of the Jewish nation. I see one great Eagle as the king of Babylon and one as the king of Egypt. To me, the top of the cedar is the king of … Continue reading →