Second Book of Chronicles - Ferrar Fenton Bible Translation page 996

The Psalms, Solomon and Sacred Writers

25-—9 HISTORY OF HOUSE OF DAVID.-·II. CHRON. 26-1 GOD will defeat you before the enemy; because there is power with GOD to help, or to defeat} g Amaziah, however, asked the Man What am I to do for the hundred talents of silver which I have paid the Israelite troops? When the Mau of GOD replied,

‘ GOD is the LORD! He can give you more than that! 10 Consequently Amaziah disbanded the troops who had come to him from Ephraim, and marched them home. II I2 They were, however, very furious against judah, and returned to their homes in burning anger. Amaziah then emboldened himself,

and led his people out and marched to the Vale of Salt, and slew ten thousand of the Beni Sair. The Children of judah also captured

ten thousand persons and brought them to the top of the crags, and threw them from the top of the cliffs, and they were all broken. In the meantime, the men of the

troops whom Amaziah had dismissed from marching with him to the war, Hung themselves upon the villages of judea, from Shomeron and Beth- horon, and slew thirty thousand, and plundered a great booty. (839 B.c.) §mugial; ahupiz ihulntrg. 14 When Amaziah came back from defeating the Edomites, he brought the Gods of the Beni Sair, and set 16 them up as his own Gods, and bowed before them, and made offerings to them. The EVER-LIVING was con- sequently angry with Arnaziah, and sent a Preacher to him, who asked him :—- ‘Why have you sought the Gods

of a people, who could not deliver that people from your hand ? ’ But while he was addressing him,

Who made you Adviser to the King ?—»~Drop it !——W1iy would you kill yourself? ’ So the Preacher ceased, after say-

I warn you that GOD intends to destroy you, for having done that, and not listening to my advice! 826 B. c.) Qnnngiuly Dzclnrcs War tuiil; Szrncl. 17 Amaziah, King of juclah, however, advised himself, and sent to joash- ben~]hoahaz, the son of jehu, King Come on! Let us l00k face to fac¢l ' But Joash King of Israel, sent to

Amaziah King of judea, in reply ‘T he Bramble that was in Lebanon, · sent to the Cedar that was in Lebanon to say, ‘ Give your daughter to my son as a wife! ’ —When a beast of the field that was in Lebanon passed over, and trampled the Bramble down! ‘ You think, ‘ Look 1 I have defeated

Edoml' So your heart is exalted, and you boast l—-Stay in your home! Why should you incite yourself to suffer by it, and fall, and judah with But Amaziah would not listen ; for

it was from GOD, because hehad pledged himself that he would worship the Gods of’Edom. Consequently joash, King of Israel advanced, and they met face to face, he and Amaziah, King of judea, at Beth-Semesh, in udea, where judea was routed efore Israel, and each fled to his

home, and Amaziah, King of ]udah· ben -joash,-ben ·]hoahaz, was cap- tured by joash, King of Israel, at Beth-Shemsh, who brought him to jerusalem, where he broke down the walls of jerusalem from the Gate of Ephraim, to the Corner Gate for four hundred cubits. He also transferred all the Gold and silver, and all the vessels that he found in the House of GOD, with Abed·Edom; and the Treasuries of the Royal Palace, with the securities, and lodged them in Shomeron. p But Amaziahpben-joash, King of

judea, lived after the death of ]oash,~ ben-jhoahaz, King of Israel, for fifteen years. The rest of the events of Amaziali,

the first and the last, can be seen recorded, in the records of the Kings of judea and Israel. (810 ac.) But after the time that Amaziah

revolted from the Evan-Livmo, they [8 19 20 gl 22 24 27 contrived a conspiracy against him in jerusalem, and he fled to Lakish. They, however, sent after him to Lakish, and killed him there, and 28 carried him on horses, and buried him with his fathers in a village of judea. (ac. 81o.) Ghz Quurliumznt zlcrt Elgilnt lling. Then-the Parliament of judea took 28 Uzihu, who was sixteen years old, 996

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