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The Chronicles of King AbijahTANAKH
The Chronicles of King Abijah
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The prophet Iddo provides a unique and detailed account of King Abijah's reign, behavior, and deeds. The narrative of the prophet Iddo, as recorded in II Chronicles, offers insights into the reign of King Abijah, focusing on his actions and conduct.
The Consequence of DisobedienceTALMUD
The Consequence of Disobedience
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The story of Iddo the prophet serves as a cautionary tale about the severe consequences of violating one's own prophetic command. The Talmud in Tractate Sanhedrin recounts the narrative of someone believed to be Iddo, who was deceived by another prophet and subsequently punished by death for disobeying his own prophecy.
The Midrash of IddoCOMMENTARY
The Midrash of Iddo
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Iddo's book of prophecies was specifically called a midrash. Rashi, the renowned 11th-century French biblical commentator, elucidates the significance of Iddo's writings in his commentary on II Chronicles.
Prophets of the Second TempleTANAKH
Prophets of the Second Temple
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The prophetic activities of Haggai and Zechariah were crucial in inspiring the Jews to rebuild the Second Temple. The book of Ezra recounts the challenges and triumphs of the Jewish return to Israel and the rebuilding of the Second Temple, highlighting the divine inspiration behind the prophecies of Haggai and Zechariah.
Prophetic Chronicles RevealedCOMMENTARY
Prophetic Chronicles Revealed
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The genealogical relationships and chronicles of the prophets Shemaiah and Iddo provide a deeper understanding of the deeds of the kings. Radak, a medieval Jewish commentator, offers philological and historical insights into the Hebrew Bible in his commentary on II Chronicles.