- 1 2 Chronicles 1 Α′ Solomon seeks wisdom before God at Gibeon, and royal splendor follows as a gift rather than a starting point. PDF
- 2 2 Chronicles 2 Β′ Solomon orders workers, materials, and worship for a temple that honors the God heaven cannot contain. PDF
- 3 2 Chronicles 3 Γ′ The temple rises in measured splendor as sacred space ordered toward the holy of holies. PDF
- 4 2 Chronicles 4 Δ′ The temple is furnished for sacrifice, cleansing, light, and bread so worship can fully begin. PDF
- 5 2 Chronicles 5 Ε′ The ark enters the temple, unified praise rises, and the glory cloud fills the house of the Lord. PDF
- 6 2 Chronicles 6 Ϛ′ Solomon dedicates the temple as the chosen place where prayers, repentance, and covenant appeals rise to heaven. PDF
- 7 2 Chronicles 7 Ζ′ Fire and glory confirm the temple, but God's answer binds the house to humility, obedience, and repentance. PDF
- 8 2 Chronicles 8 Η′ Solomon consolidates his kingdom through cities, labor, worship order, and trade under a holy pattern. PDF
- 9 2 Chronicles 9 Θ′ Solomon's wisdom and wealth draw the nations, and his reign reaches its height before the coming fracture. PDF
- 10 2 Chronicles 10 Ι′ Rehoboam answers burden with hardness, and the united kingdom breaks into lasting schism. PDF
- 11 2 Chronicles 11 ΙΑ′ Rehoboam is restrained from civil war and strengthens Judah as priests and worshipers gather around David's house. PDF
- 12 2 Chronicles 12 ΙΒ′ Rehoboam's pride brings Egyptian invasion, and only humiliation wins Judah a partial reprieve. PDF
- 13 2 Chronicles 13 ΙΓ′ Abijah confronts Jeroboam as a battle over David's covenant and true worship, and God gives Judah victory. PDF
- 14 2 Chronicles 14 ΙΔ′ Asa reforms Judah, enjoys rest, and learns in battle that help belongs to the Lord rather than numbers. PDF
- 15 2 Chronicles 15 ΙΕ′ Asa turns victory into covenant renewal, purging idols and gathering a people willing to seek the Lord. PDF
- 16 2 Chronicles 16 ΙϚ′ Asa buys relief through political calculation, and the chapter exposes success without trust as failure before God. PDF
- 17 2 Chronicles 17 ΙΖ′ Jehoshaphat strengthens Judah through reform, teaching, and ordered power rooted in seeking the Lord. PDF
- 18 2 Chronicles 18 ΙΗ′ Jehoshaphat's alliance with Ahab places royal consensus against Micaiah's true and costly prophecy. PDF
- 19 2 Chronicles 19 ΙΘ′ Jehoshaphat answers rebuke with judicial reform, placing public justice under the fear of the Lord. PDF
- 20 2 Chronicles 20 Κ′ Judah faces invasion with prayer and praise, and the Lord wins the battle before the army fights. PDF
- 21 2 Chronicles 21 ΚΑ′ Jehoram secures his throne by bloodshed, imitates Ahab, and collapses under judgment while David's line is spared. PDF
- 22 2 Chronicles 22 ΚΒ′ Ahaziah falls with Ahab's house, and Athaliah nearly erases David's line before the hidden seed remains. PDF
- 23 2 Chronicles 23 ΚΓ′ Jehoiada restores Joash through a temple-centered coup that reunites covenant, worship, and David's throne. PDF
- 24 2 Chronicles 24 ΚΔ′ Joash repairs the temple but later betrays Jehoiada's house, turning reform into sacrilege and judgment. PDF
- 25 2 Chronicles 25 ΚΕ′ Amaziah obeys in part, wins by God's help, and then ruins himself through pride and divided loyalty. PDF
- 26 2 Chronicles 26 ΚϚ′ Uzziah prospers while he seeks the Lord, but strength turns to presumption and ends in leprous exclusion. PDF
- 27 2 Chronicles 27 ΚΖ′ Jotham rules steadily and builds faithfully even while the people continue in corruption. PDF
- 28 2 Chronicles 28 ΚΗ′ Ahaz plunges Judah into apostasy, and only unexpected mercy from the north briefly interrupts the ruin. PDF
- 29 2 Chronicles 29 ΚΘ′ Hezekiah reopens the temple, consecrates priests and Levites, and restores worship after Ahaz's profanation. PDF
- 30 2 Chronicles 30 Λ′ Hezekiah extends reform into Passover joy, drawing Judah and remnants of Israel into humbled worship. PDF
- 31 2 Chronicles 31 ΛΑ′ The restored Passover yields lasting order as priests, Levites, offerings, and storehouses are set in place. PDF
- 32 2 Chronicles 32 ΛΒ′ Hezekiah faces Assyria with prayer and preparation, and the Lord defends Jerusalem against Sennacherib. PDF
- 33 2 Chronicles 33 ΛΓ′ Manasseh descends into extreme evil yet finds mercy through humiliation, while Amon repeats only the evil. PDF
- 34 2 Chronicles 34 ΛΔ′ Josiah seeks God, cleanses the land, receives the rediscovered law, and begins a final great renewal. PDF
- 35 2 Chronicles 35 ΛΕ′ Josiah keeps a great Passover, yet his reign ends in needless battle and national grief at Megiddo. PDF
- 36 2 Chronicles 36 ΛϚ′ Judah's last kings rush toward exile until Jerusalem falls, yet Cyrus opens the book with a return decree. PDF