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Verse 2 Chronicles 26:20. _BECAUSE THE LORD HAD SMITTEN HIM._]
"Because the WORD of the Lord had brought the plague upon him." - _T_....
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Death was denounced by the Law against those who invaded the office of
the priest; and death had been the actual punishment of Korah and his
company. Uzziah feared lest from him also the extreme penal...
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CHAPTER 26 THE REIGN OF UZZIAH
_ 1. The beginning of his reign (2 Chronicles 26:1)_
2. Uzziah's success and fortifications (2 Chronicles 26:6)
3. Uzziah's sin and leprosy (2
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THE REIGN OF UZZIAH (see notes on 2 Kings 14:21 to 2 Kings 15:7). The
Chronicler amplifies considerably the account of this reign in 2 K.
which is very meagre: his additions are in all probability bas...
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THE CHIEF PRIEST. See note on Leviticus 4:3.
BEHOLD. Figure of speech _Asterismos._
HIMSELF HASTED. As Haman (Esther 6:12)....
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_thrust him out_ R.V. THRUST HIM OUT QUICKLY.
_the Lord had smitten him_ So 2 Kings 15:5....
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11. THE REIGN OF UZZIAH (Chapter 26)
TEXT
2 Chronicles 26:1. And all the people of Judah took Uzziah, who was
sixteen years old, and made him king in the room of his father
Amaziah. 2. He built Eloth...
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_THEN UZZIAH WAS WROTH, AND HAD A CENSER IN HIS HAND TO BURN INCENSE:
AND WHILE HE WAS WROTH WITH THE PRIESTS, THE LEPROSY EVEN ROSE UP IN
HIS FOREHEAD BEFORE THE PRIESTS IN THE HOUSE OF THE LORD, FRO...
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REIGN OF UZZIAH
This chapter adds largely to the parallel account of Uzziah's reign in
2 Kings 15:1, and furnishes information respecting his wars, his
military defences, and the cause of his leprosy...
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2 CHRONICLES: GOD DESIRES LOYAL PEOPLE
The *Kingdom called Judah
2 CHRONICLES CHAPTER S 10 TO 36
_IAN MACKERVOY_
CHAPTER 26
UZZIAH WINS WITH GOD’S HELP – 2 CHRONICLES 26:1-15
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UZZIAH’S PRESUMPTION PUNISHED BY LEPROSY HIS DEATH
(2 Chronicles 26:16).
This section also is mainly peculiar to the chronicler. 2 Kings 15:5
correspond to 2 Chronicles 26:21 only....
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LOOKED UPON HIM. — _Turned towards him._
THEY THRUST HIM OUT. — _Hibhîl_ — _scared, hurried him out._
(Comp. Esther 6:14, “they made haste.”) LXX.,
κατέσπευσαν αὐτὸν ἐκεῖθεν.
HASTED. — Literally, _t...
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וַ יִּ֣פֶן אֵלָ֡יו עֲזַרְיָהוּ֩
כֹהֵ֨ן הָ רֹ֜
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UZZIAH, JOTHAM, AND AHAZ
2 Chronicles 26:1; 2 Chronicles 27:1; 2 Chronicles 28:1
AFTER the assassination of Amaziah, all the people of Judah took his
son Uzziah, a lad of sixteen, calle
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THE PENALTY OF PRIDE
2 Chronicles 26:16
The offices of priest and king were rigorously kept apart throughout
the history of Israel. Melchizedek's dual office is typical of the
priestly reign of Chris...
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The story of Uzziah's long reign of fifty-two years is most
interesting and remarkable. He was a man of strong character, and the
early part of his occupancy of the throne was characterized by true
pr...
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We that live in gospel times can better conceive the cause of this
awful visitation on Uzziah in invading the priests office. As the
offering incense typified the Lord Jesus, because none but Jesus ca...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 21 THROUGH 26.
Finally, the king perishes, according to Elijah's prediction. Disaster
upon disaster falls upon Judah in consequence of this connection with
th...
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AND AZARIAH THE CHIEF PRIEST, AND ALL THE PRIESTS, LOOKED UPON HIM,
AND, BEHOLD, HE WAS LEPROUS IN HIS FOREHEAD,.... He was leprous all
over his body, no doubt, but it appeared in his forehead very
re...
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And Azariah the chief priest, and all the priests, looked upon him,
and, behold, he [was] leprous in his forehead, and they thrust him out
from thence; yea, himself hasted also to go out, because the...
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_They thrust him out from thence_ Not by force, which needed not, for
he voluntarily hasted away, as it follows; but by vehement persuasions
and denunciations of God's further judgments upon him, if h...
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1 Vzziah succeeding, and reigning well in the dayes of Zechariah,
prospereth.
16 Waxing proud, he inuadeth the Priests office, and is smitten with
leprosie.
22 Hee dieth, and Iotham succeedeth him....
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THE REIGN OF UZZIAH
(vv.1-15)
Uzziah, the son of Amaziah, took the throne of Judah when he was only
16 years old and reigned for 52 years. The first thing mentioned about
him is the positive good w...
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16-23 The transgression of the kings before Uzziah was, forsaking the
temple of the Lord, and burning incense upon idolatrous altars. But
his transgression was, going into the holy place, and attempt...
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THEY THRUST HIM OUT; not by force, as was noted on 2 CHRONICLES 26:18,
which needed not, for he voluntarily hasted away, as it follows; but
by vehement persuasions and denunciations of God's further j...
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2 Chronicles 26:20 Azariah H5838 chief H7218 priest H3548 priests
H3548 looked H6437 (H8799) forehead H4696 leprous...
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2 Chronicles 26:16
Rightly to apprehend Uzziah's sin we must remember through what
barriers he had to break before he could resolve to do this thing. He
had to disregard the direct command of Jehovah...
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2 Chronicles 26:16
Notice some of the ways in which the guilt of presumption in the
worship of God is often incurred in modern times.
I. It ought not to provoke a smile when the first is named as th...
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CONTENTS: Accession of Uzziah. His successes and fame.
CHARACTERS: God, Uzziah, Zechariah, Jotham, Isaiah.
CONCLUSION: The world's smiles are the devil's darts and prosperity
ruin as many as adversi...
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2 Chronicles 26:1. _Uzziah_ is called Azariah in 2 Kings 14:21.
2 Chronicles 26:5. _Uzziah sought God in the days of Zechariah._ This
good priest being dead, as above, it must mean that Zechariah had...
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2 CHRONICLES 26:1 Uzziah. Compare 2 Kings 15:2. The Chronicler
emphasizes God’s blessing on Uzziah’s long reign (792–740 B.C.)
but also the cause of his eventual downfall....
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2 CHRONICLES—NOTE ON 2 CHRONICLES 26:16 UNFAITHFUL means offending
God’s holiness or failing to worship him appropriately (see “broke
faith” in note on...
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CRITICAL NOTES.] Uzziah’s character (2 Chronicles 26:1). “It is
not too much to say that we are indebted to Chronicles for our whole
conception of the character of Uz., and for nearly our whole knowle...
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EXPOSITION
The twenty-three verses of this chapter, entirely occupied with the
career of Uzziah, have to be content with a parallel of nine verses
only, viz. 2 Kings 14:21, 2 Kings 14:22; 2 Kings 15:1...
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Chapter 26 we find the beginning of the reign of Uzziah. Now he was
only sixteen years old when he began to reign and he had one of the
longest reigns outside of Manasseh, the longest reign of any kin...
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Deuteronomy 28:22; Deuteronomy 28:35; Esther 6:12; Leviticus 14:34...
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Thrust — Not by force, which needed not, for he voluntarily hasted
away, as it follows; but by vehement persuasions and denunciations of
God's farther judgments upon him, if he did not depart....