Translations
Original
Notes
those from the tribes of Ephraim, Manasseh: The Chronicler always included the northern tribes in his accounts of spiritual reform (compare 2 Chronicles 30:1–11).
The territory of Simeon became part of Judah.
The Chronicler described Asa’s response using the prophet’s exact words, but Asa's actions exceeded the general advice. When Asa heard the prophecy, he bravely started a wide-ranging reform. He began by removing the offensive idols that had returned to the land (see 2 Chronicles 14:5). Complete trust in God had won the war against the Cushites, and fully renewing the covenant brought peace to the promised land (2 Chronicles 15:15).
Parallels
People
Benjamin: Youngest son of Jacob and Rachel Ephraim: Second son of Joseph, and a tribe of Israel Israel: Patriarch, son of Isaac, father of twelve tribes Judah: Israelite tribe, kingdom, and province Manasseh: Firstborn son of Joseph, blessed by Jacob Simeon: Son of Jacob and Leah, one of the twelve tribes
Glossary
Azariah Chronicles, Books of First and Second Genealogy Simeon, Tribe of
Topics
Aliens: Numerous in Times of David and Solomon Ephraim: A Tribe of Israel: some of Tribe Joined Judah Under Asa Iconoclasm: Destroyed by Asa Manasseh:: Incorporated Into Kingdom of Judah Prayer: Answered for God's Favor Under the Reproofs of Azariah Preaching: Effective by Azariah Repentance in the Time of Asa, by the Preaching of Azariah Revivals: Asa the Tribe of Manasseh: Returned to Their Allegiance to the House of David in Asa's the Tribe of Simeon: Part of, United with Judah Under Asa Tribe of Ephraim: Many of, Joined Judah Under Asa Tribe of Simeon: Joined with the People of Judah and Benjamin in the Renewal of the Passover