God has lead Judah to a crisis moment. The king of Assyria is poised to attack and now demands their surrender. What will be their response in its most trying hour? Will they be like they have been for generations: faithless and complacent? Or will they trust in God? This text purposefully stops at chapter 36, though the story does not end here. We do this for a purpose. We see one striking thing here. Judah acted in faith though it did not know what would happen. This is true faith. And we Though we will not talk about it here, Judah's faith becomes the great gift of God to preserve the nation so that ultimately, God might send the Lord Jesus Christ as a Jew to die under the law so that he might save his people from their sins. God's role in history is something to stand in awe of.
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Doug Van Dorn is the founding pastor of Reformed Baptist Church of Northern Colorado. He is a graduate of Denver Seminary, and he and his wife, Janelle, are proud parents of two daughters.
