2 Chronicles 11
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2 Chronicles 11 is a chapter that focuses on the reign of King Rehoboam of Judah. Rehoboam was the son of King Solomon and the grandson of King David. He was the first king of the divided kingdom of Israel and Judah. The chapter begins with Rehoboam's coronation and the subsequent strengthening of his kingdom. He fortified the cities of Judah and appointed officers to lead the people. He also increased the number of Levites and priests in the kingdom. The chapter then goes on to describe the religious reforms that Rehoboam implemented. He removed the idols and altars of the foreign gods and restored the worship of the Lord. He also appointed priests and Levites to teach the people the law of the Lord. The chapter ends with a description of the military successes of Rehoboam. He defeated the Edomites and the Philistines and extended the borders of Judah. Overall, 2 Chronicles 11 paints a picture of a strong and successful king. Rehoboam was a faithful servant of the Lord and a wise ruler of his people. He was able to strengthen the kingdom of Judah and expand its borders. He also implemented religious reforms that helped to restore the worship of the Lord.
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