Men's Ministry
Please read II Kings 19:29-31
12. What does Isaiah mean when he says, “this shall be a sign for you?”
13. Verse 31 refers to a “remnant.” Do you know the doctrine of the remnant? See, for example, I Kings 19:14, 18.
Please read II Kings 19:32-37
14. It’s hard for us to understand the ancient horror of a siege, when a city was surrounded by a hostile army and trapped into a slow, suffering starvation. God draws a line in the sand in verses 32 and 33. Why does He do this?
15. God defended the city. Why? Has God defended and blessed you, even though you didn't deserve it? When He did that, who did He do it for?
16. God said that the Assyrians would not come into the city and wouldn't even shoot an arrow there. How did He fulfill this promise that probably seemed impossible to the people?
17. God judged the Assyrian army. What about Sennacherib? Was he judged? How? Did his sons have any choice in the matter? Were they merely God’s puppets?
16. God said that the Assyrians would not come into the city and wouldn't even shoot an arrow there. How did He fulfill this promise that probably seemed impossible to the people?
17. God judged the Assyrian army. What about Sennacherib? Was he judged? How? Did his sons have any choice in the matter? Were they merely God’s puppets?