a17:14-15
bDeut 10:16
c1 Sam 12:6-9
dPs 106:28
eIsa 65:6-7
fAmos 2:4
gActs 7:51-53
h17:16-17
i1 Kgs 12:28-30
j2 Kgs 13:6
k17:10
l1 Kgs 14:23
m16:33
nMic 5:14
o1 Kgs 16:31-33
pHos 2:13
q13:1
r2 Kgs 16:3
sPs 106:37
t17:18-20
u25:1-21
v17:21-23
w1 Kgs 12:26-33

‏ 2 Kings 17:14-23

Summary for 2Kgs 17:14-15: 17:14-15  a Like their ancestors (Deut 10:16  b; 1 Sam 12:6-9  c; Ps 106:28  d), the Israelites persisted in their infidelity to the Lord (Isa 65:6-7  e; Amos 2:4  f; see Acts 7:51-53  g).
Summary for 2Kgs 17:16-17: 17:16-17  h all the commands of the Lord: The narrator lists specific examples of Israel’s disobedience: the two calves made from metal erected at Dan and Bethel (1 Kgs 12:28-30  i), the Canaanite fertility symbol known as an Asherah pole (2 Kgs 13:6  j; 17:10  k; 1 Kgs 14:23  l; 16:33  m; Mic 5:14  n), the persistent worship of Baal (1 Kgs 16:31-33  o; Hos 2:13  p; 13:1  q), and the detestable Molech rites (2 Kgs 16:3  r; Ps 106:37  s).
Summary for 2Kgs 17:18-20: 17:18-20  t the Lord was very angry: God’s wrath is his righteous response to evil that demands his justice.

• even the people of Judah refused to obey the commands of the Lord: This remark foreshadows the eventual fall of the southern kingdom as well (25:1-21  u).
Summary for 2Kgs 17:21-23: 17:21-23  v All of Israel’s evil and disobedience were connected to the sins of Jeroboam I (1 Kgs 12:26-33  w).
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