Translations
Original
Notes
By the eighteenth year of his reign, which was in 621 BC, Josiah had followed the Lord for ten years (see 2 Chronicles 34:3–7).
Hilkiah, the high priest, came from Zadok's family line (1 Chronicles 9:10–11). Some scholars think this Hilkiah was Jeremiah’s father (Jeremiah 1:1).
The money was collected in a large chest placed where people could easily access it as they entered the temple (compare 2 Kings 12:9).
Events
- Reign of Josiahc. 641 BC
Parallels
People
Azaliah: Father of Shaphan the scribe during Josiah's reign Josiah: King of Judah known for his religious reforms Meshullam: Grandfather of Shaphan the scribe during Josiah's reign Shaphan: Scribe during the reign of King Josiah
Glossary
Azaliah Book of Zephaniah Ezekiel, Book of Hilkiah Josiah Judaism Kings, Books of First and Second Kohath, Kohathites Meshullam Scribe Shaphan Temple
Topics
Azaliah: Father of Shaphan Josiah: King of Judah: Piety of Exemplified in his Repairing of the Temple Liberality: Josiah Meshullam: Grandfather of Shaphan Scribe(s): The King's Secretary (Official Recordist) Secretary (Recordist): General Scriptures Concerning Shaphan: A Scribe of King Josiah Temple: Solomon's by Josiah the First Temple: Repaired by Josiah in the 18Th Year of his Reign