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(EDITOR’S NOTE: ‘fhe fol- ,the Assyrian king sends a dele-, hold, I. will send a blast upon lowing material relating to to |-gation to talk with Hezekiah’s| him, and he shall hear a rumor, morrow’s Sunday School les- | representatives. The Assyrians} and return to his own land; and | son is based on copyrighted | remind Hezekiah’s --representa-| 1 will cause him to fall by the | outlines produced by the Divi- | tives of the unrealibility of their | sword in his own land,” sion of Christian Education, | Egyptian allies; list the al-| While preoccupied with National Council--of-Churches-—|-ready-conquered-cities-of-Jude-|-pressing.a_seriesof revolts in the U.S., and is waed by |adding that Jehovah had not| already-occupied territory, —Sen- permission.) protectéd them; then state that | nacherib sent a second message

, By R.H. RAMSEY — Senngcherib has been com-|to Hezekiah, demanding addi- Hezekiah was one of Judah's | manded by Jehovah to destroy | tional ransom and threatening good kings. He began his reign |the land of Judah. Though| disaster for Jerusalem. at the age of 25, upon the death | urged to speak in Syrian, rather} Realizing that the end and of his father, Ahaz, and through- | than Hebrew, the Assyrians re-| cylmination of all human events out his life was a loyal servant | fuse. to do ‘so, thus instilling was to be found only in the will of the Lord. Hezekiah is par-|further,panie among eaves-| and providence of God, Hezekiah ticularly associated with the drooping bystanders. Trembling | took Sennacherib’s cruel and cleaning and renovation of the| with fear, Hezekiah's repre-| treacherous letter to the Tem- Temple which <led—to “the dis- | sentatives-rend-their clothes as| ple and spread it before the covery. of the book we call Deu-|a sign of grief and report to| Lord and prayed for the de- peak In a ay’s eee: the king. | liverance of his nation. ever, we will’encounter- the |’ Fortunately, Hezekiah was a| Hearing of the king’s anxiety, devout, unflinching moral char-| man of God who believed fully | Isaiah cal what is probab ‘in prayer, and who also had the ‘the most brilliant of his pre- willing cooperation of the great | dictive prophecies. For his blas- rophet Isaiah. After going ‘to ener the true God: the Temple, the king sent a/| of the Hebrews, the Lord stern- messenger to Isaiah notifying|ty rebukes throw- him of the most recent develop- | ing his °) vauntings and ments. proud boa back at him. This Isaiah was not ata loss for| poor mortal, believing in the an answer. He assured the king complete invincibility of his of God’s protection, urged him | armies, is blindly and- tally to--be--unafraid;~ and icted ignorant of the. fact that he is | doom-~ for “the “Assyrians?“““Be- = -God's:-instrument;-.and; thst

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