Hezekiah was the 15th king of Judah of the Southern Kingdom, who instigated civil and religious reforms. He is known to have a personal, growing relationship with God and developed a powerful prayer life. In contrast with his father Ahaz, Hezekiah followed God more closely and sincerely than any other king of Judah or Israel
From the pasture to the palace, David, a simple shepherd boy, became the greatest king Israel had ever known.
Joseph, one of Jacob’s twelve sons, was obviously the favorite. Hated by his brothers for this, Joseph was sold to slave traders only to emerge as ruler of all Egypt. Through Joseph, we learn how suffering, no matter how unfair, develops strong character and deep wisdom.
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