The people of Judah in today's Bible reading were also having problems. They recognized they lacked the strength and intelligence to defeat their enemies. God was the last thing they had. However, this was not cause for despair in the eyes of King Jehoshaphat and the populace. They said to God, "Our eyes are upon You," (2 Chr. 20:12). The promise that He would fulfill was that "the battle is not yours, but God's" (v. 15), and this did not let them down.
Are you in a situation where you can no longer rely on yourself at all? You have God's calming assurance that you don't need anything else as you fix your eyes on the Lord and place your hope in Him.
If God is all you have, that's more than enough. We take pleasure in You, O Lord, and You will meet all of our needs. Because we wish to uphold morality and justice, we shall rely on You, O Lord.
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What is Jehoshaphat known for?
What does the story of Jehoshaphat teach us?
Why do we say jumping Jehoshaphat?
Why was King Jehoshaphat afraid?
What was the weakness of King Jehoshaphat?
How did God protect Jehoshaphat and show him mercy?
Did God give Jehoshaphat rest on every side?
What problem did Jehoshaphat face in battle?
How does Jehoshaphat's prayer help?
What lessons can we learn from Jehoshaphat?
What was the prayer of praise for Jehoshaphat?
What stands out in Jehoshaphat's prayer before the people?
What is jumping Jehoshaphat?
What prophet answered Jehoshaphat's prayer?
Who was the prophet that spoke to Jehoshaphat?
Why did Jehoshaphat align himself with Ahab?
Who did Jehoshaphat succeed?
Where did Jehoshaphat and the people go to pray?
How did God answer Jehoshaphat's prayer in 2 Chronicles 20?
How did God help Jehoshaphat?
What Scripture says about Jehoshaphat battle?
Who were the three armies against Jehoshaphat?
What is the significance of the Valley of Jehoshaphat?
What three nations came against Jehoshaphat?
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