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A Radical Call for Unity
Hezekiah's decree was a bold move to reunite a divided nation. By sending messengers "from Beer-sheba even to Dan," he invited the northern kingdom of Israel to join Judah in worship at Jerusalem. Commentators note this was a radical attempt to heal the political and religious schism that had existed for centuries, calling all of God's people to observe the Passover together as one.
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2 Chronicles
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18th Century
Theologian
They had not done it... — Some prefer to interpret this as, "they had not kept it in full numbers, as it was written"—that is, for some time…
19th Century
Bishop
So they established a decree. — And they decreed a proposal (he ‘ĕmîd dâbâr). (Compare to [Reference 2 Chronicle…
17th Century
Pastor
So they established a decree, to make proclamation throughout
all Israel
Passed a vot…
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17th Century
Minister
Hezekiah made Israel as welcome to the Passover as any of his own subjects. Let us yield ourselves to the Lord. Do not say that you will do as you …