In this last course of our Kings and Prophets Series, you’ll see worsening religious and political conditions in Judah. The final chapters of 2 Kings and 2 Chronicles introduce us to the last kings of Judah – one the best since King David (“the Good”), the other the worst Judah ever had (“the Bad”). When God brings the Babylonians in to judge Judah and Jerusalem for their sins, everything gets really “Ugly.” Study hard and you’ll learn how God can keep you when your life combines “the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.”
Title also known as:The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly – Workbook
Observation: See precisely what the Bible says about the kings of Judah’s and the prophet Zephaniah’s relationships with God.
Interpretation: Explore the meaning of these passages in the context of Scripture.
Application: Discover what truths you can apply to your personal life as you learn what the kings of Judah and the prophet Zephaniah experienced in their relationships with God.
Dig deep into the details of 2 Kings 21-25, 2 Chronicles 33-36, and Zephaniah and discover how God ministered to His people at that time.
