2Ch 21:2-7 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for 2Chr 21:2-7: 21:2-7 Jehoram , whose wife was Athaliah, the daughter of Ahab and Jezebel (18:1 ; 21:6 ; 22:2 ), was the first king of David’s line to receive a totally negative evaluation. His murders (21:4 ) seriously threatened the continuation of the dynasty, which was only preserved because of the Lord’s own loyal faithfulness to David (21:7 ). On three other occasions, violence was perpetrated against the royal family that all but ended the dynasty (see 21:17 ; 22:8-9 , 10-11 ).

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‏ 2 Chronicles 21:2-7

Summary for 2Chr 21:2-7: 21:2-7 ^a Jehoram, whose wife was Athaliah, the daughter of Ahab and Jezebel (18:1 ^b; 21:6 ^c; 22:2 ^d), was the first king of David’s line to receive a totally negative evaluation. His murders (21:4 ^e) seriously threatened the continuation of the dynasty, which was only preserved because of the Lord’s own loyal faithfulness to David (21:7 ^f). On three other occasions, violence was perpetrated against the royal family that all but ended the dynasty (see 21:17 ^g; 22:8-9 ^h, 10-11 ⁱ).
21:5 ^j After a three-year co-regency with his father, Jehoram reigned from 848 to 841 BC.