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Hezekiah's Answered Prayer
In 2 Chronicles 32, Hezekiah is in a jam: Sennacherib (King of Assyria) is besieging Jerusalem and the situation is grave. Hezekiah fortifies the city and takes his stand. He prays for deliverance from the "One God who is greater than our enemies." Then the king's emissaries come and places doubt in the hearts of the city's inhabitants. Then Sennacherib insults the Lord God of Israel, and God smites Sennacherib's brave warriors, commanders, and officers. The King of Assyria returns home defeated and is assassinated by his own sons. Isreal never shot an arrow or threw a spear. Why was the battle won without a shot being fired? Because Hezekiah humbled himself and acknowledged that only the One true God could save them. How often we forget this example! Let's pray for His deliverance today: "If my people will humble themselves and pray, then I will hear from Heaven, and heal their land."
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Hezekiah's Answered Prayer
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