a3:11-12
b1 Kgs 22:7
c3:13-14
d3:15
ePs 49:4
f3:18-20

‏ 2 Kings 3:11-19

Summary for 2Kgs 3:11-12: 3:11-12  a Is there no prophet of the Lord with us? Diviners or prophets often traveled with armies to perceive the divine will. Jehoshaphat again desired an oracle from a true prophet to learn the Lord’s intentions for the battle (cp. 1 Kgs 22:7  b). However, this time he waited until the campaign had begun before inquiring of the Lord.
Summary for 2Kgs 3:13-14: 3:13-14  c Elisha participated because of Jehoshaphat’s presence, despite his entanglement with the pagan Joram.
3:15  d bring me someone who can play the harp: Music stimulated the prophetic spirit (cp. Ps 49:4  e).
Summary for 2Kgs 3:18-20: 3:18-20  f The supply of watera simple thing for the Lord—was a harbinger of God’s enabling the allies to defeat the army of Moab.
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