2 Chronicles
Old Testament · 15 sections · scripture: Berean Standard Bible
Second Chronicles is the second half of the Chronicler's single great work, and it carries his retelling from Solomon's golden morning to the empty land — and then one verse past it, to an open door.
From the commentary's introduction to 2 Chronicles, written by an AI. All the scripture below is free to read; the commentary on each section is in the full edition.
- Wisdom Before Wealth 2 Chronicles 1
- The House Rises 2 Chronicles 2–4
- The Glory, the Prayer, and the Fire 2 Chronicles 5–7
- The Queen, the Gold, and the Quiet Grave 2 Chronicles 8–9
- The Tearing, the Fortified Years, and Shishak's Lesson 2 Chronicles 10–12
- Abijah's Sermon, and Asa's Two Halves 2 Chronicles 13–16
- Jehoshaphat: The Teachers, the Alliance, and the Singing Army 2 Chronicles 17–20
- The Poisoned Marriage: Jehoram, Athaliah, and the Hidden Heir 2 Chronicles 21–23
- Three Kings, Three Falls: Joash, Amaziah, Uzziah 2 Chronicles 24–26
- Jotham's Quiet Strength, and Ahaz's Open Door 2 Chronicles 27–28
- Hezekiah: The Doors Reopened, and the Pardon for the Unready 2 Chronicles 29–31
- Sennacherib at the Gates, and the Test of Silence 2 Chronicles 32
- Manasseh in Chains, and the Prayer from Babylon 2 Chronicles 33
- Josiah: The Young Seeker, the Found Book, and Megiddo 2 Chronicles 34–35
- No Remedy," the Seventy Years, and the Open Door 2 Chronicles 36