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Jehoshaphat Righteous King of Judah
About Jehoshaphat
Jehoshaphat was a godly king of Judah who strengthened the nation and instituted religious reforms. He sent teachers throughout the land to instruct people in the Law. When faced with a vast army, he proclaimed a fast and sought God, who gave a miraculous victory without fighting.
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Jehoshaphat's Character Traits
Jehoshaphat's Life Timeline
Miraculous Victoryc. 850 BC
Jehoshaphat defeats Moab and Ammon through worship and prayer.
2CH 20:1-30Another Bad Alliancec. 848 BC
Jehoshaphat's ships are wrecked after allying with Ahaziah.
2CH 20:35-37
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Jehoshaphat's Key Relationships
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Spiritual Lessons from Jehoshaphat
Good King, Bad Alliances
Jehoshaphat walked with God and brought reforms, yet repeatedly made foolish alliances with wicked kings. His story shows that even godly people can have blind spots. Political or personal advantages can tempt us into compromising relationships.
Key Verses about Jehoshaphat
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