2 Chronicles — Introduction
…it: cleansed it, repaired it, shut it, reopened it. Audience The returned exiles. They had the temple rebuilt, no king…
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…it: cleansed it, repaired it, shut it, reopened it. Audience The returned exiles. They had the temple rebuilt, no king…
…register in Samuel-Kings, are everywhere in this book. Audience The returned community, and especially anyone in it wondering whether…
…Nicopolis (3:12), on the west coast of Greece. Audience TITUS — a Greek, an uncircumcised Gentile whom Paul had refused…
…and financial reason to prefer it stayed that way. Audience A community that had a temple and no security, a…
…priesthood, hard farming, and a persistent sense of anticlimax. Audience A disillusioned people, and especially their PRIESTS. Malachi's hearers…
…Belshazzar to Darius the Mede and Cyrus of Persia. Audience The people of God under a hostile empire — whether sixth…
…last verses are set at a table in Babylon. Audience Exiles — people holding a promise about a dynasty and a…
…were taken from. Nobody in this book goes home. Audience Jews living permanently outside the land, under a power that…
…and watches it fall from five hundred miles away. Audience The FIRST wave of exiles — the court, the craftsmen and…
…you cannot audit an absence. What is not there cannot even be entered in the ledger, let alone recovered. → first…