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2 Chronicles 15:4

Posted on 18 May at 11:37

But when they in their trouble did turne vnto the Lord God of Israel, and sought him, hee was found of them. 2 Chronicles 15:4 (KJV)

The exact wording of this sentence does not appear in any verse of the King James Version, though it is presented here as a citation from 2 Chronicles 15. The surrounding narrative of King Asa’s reign in 2 Chronicles 14‑15 records Asa’s religious reforms and his call for the people of Judah to return to the worship of the LORD. The themes drawn from the quoted sentence align closely with the broader biblical teaching.

Turning to God in Troubled Times

The passage highlights that when Judah faced difficulty, the people turned to the LORD God of Israel. This reflects the tendency of people to seek God’s help when they are in distress, as seen throughout Scripture.

The Faithfulness of God

When the people sought the LORD, He was found by them. The verse underscores God’s readiness to be found by those who earnestly seek Him, echoing promises such as Jeremiah 29:13, “And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart.”

Repentance and Restoration

The context shows that Judah had strayed into idolatry, yet when they turned back to the LORD, He responded and brought restoration to the nation. This demonstrates the importance of genuine repentance and God’s gracious willingness to restore His people.

The Principle of Seeking God

The passage teaches that earnest seeking leads to finding God. This principle is reinforced throughout Scripture and is illustrated by Asa’s reforms, which removed idolatrous practices and restored proper worship.

Trusting God in Troubled Times

Believers are encouraged to follow the example of Judah by turning to the LORD for guidance, comfort, and provision rather than relying solely on their own strength.

Wholehearted Seeking

The verse calls for seeking the LORD with sincerity, devotion, and a whole heart, promising that such seeking will be met with God’s presence and guidance.

Recognizing God’s Faithfulness

Reflecting on this truth gives confidence to approach God, trusting in His unfailing love and the assurance that He will respond to sincere seeking.

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