2 Chronicles Chapter 21 Summary
Jehoram's wicked reign over Judah and its accompanying disasters.
Discussion Questions for 2 Chronicles, Chapter 21
- In this chapter, what are the key events and actions of King Jehoram? How did his actions differ from those of his father, Jehoshaphat? Why were the responses so different? Have you seen other father-son leaders who act differently?
- How does the chapter portray Jehoram's reign and his character? What can we learn about the consequences of his choices?
- What was the reason for God's judgment on Jehoram and Judah, as described in verses 10-15? How did this judgment manifest in their lives? Why did God do this? Have you seen evidence of possible judgment or discipline from God in your own life or the lives of others around you?
- How did Jehoram respond to the prophecy of Elijah concerning his impending punishment? What are some ways we can respond to God's warnings in our lives?
- Can you think of other biblical examples where leaders faced severe consequences for their unfaithfulness or wickedness? How do these examples offer warnings and lessons for us today?
- How can we foster a culture of accountability in our communities, churches, or workplaces to prevent the cycle of unfaithfulness and wickedness that Jehoram experienced?
- In what ways can our actions and choices impact not only our lives but also the lives of those around us and the generations that follow?
- Why do you think God allowed Jehoram's reign to be filled with tragedy and unrest? What lessons can we draw from God's dealings with Jehoram?
- How does this chapter illustrate the importance of leadership integrity and the potential consequences of leaders who lead with unrighteousness and disregard for God's ways?
- Can you think of biblical or historical examples of individuals who remained faithful to God's ways despite being surrounded by a culture that opposed them? How can their examples encourage us in our own faith journey?
Key Words/Phrase
Evil, v. 6.
Characters
God, Jehoram, Elijah, Libnah.
Strong Verse(s)
7