In This Series
- The Repetition of Human Pride (2 Kings 1)
- Responses to the Voice of God (2 Kings 2)
- Hearing What We Want to Hear (2 Kings 3)
- Clinging to the Lord (2 Kings 4)
- Offended by God's Command (2 Kings 5)
- The Justifications of Greed (2 Kings 5)
- Miracles and Human Progress (2 Kings 6:1-7)
- Blindness and a Prayer for Vision (2 Kings 6:8-23)
- Desperate Times (2 Kings 6:24-7:20)
- Elisha Wept at the Warning (2 Kings 8:1-15)
- Is This Peace? (2 Kings 9:1-37)
- With All Your Heart (2 Kings 10)
- The King and His Testimony (2 Kings 11)
- The King and His Wealth (2 Kings 12)
- The King and His Image (2 Kings 13)
- The Kings Pride (2 Kings 14)
- The Silence of the Prophets (2 Kings 15)
- Israel, Exile, and Idolatry (2 Kings 17)
- How Temptation Works (2 Kings 18)
- Those Who Mock the Lord (2 Kings 19:1-37)
- Intercession and our Self-Interest (2 Kings 20)
- Faithful and Patient (2 Kings 21)
- Heart, Soul, and Strength (2 Kings 23:1-25)
- A Coming Judgment (2 Kings 23:26-35)
- Surrendered to Sin (2 Kings 24)
- The Thin Thread of Hope (2 Kings 25)
Series Info
Second Kings (26)
Sunday, July 10, 2022
The Silence of the Prophets (2 Kings 15)
Chase Replogle
Pastor
Chapter 15 records a quick succession of kings and with it a strike absence of the prophetic witness. You could conclude that God must have been silent during these years, but you would be wrong. This period was one of the prophets’ most prolific. So why are they absent from 2 Kings 15?
The chapter forces us to ask the question of our own time. What keeps us from hearing God? What keeps us from recognizing how God is at work.