King Hezekiah
According to 2 Kings 18:5, Hezekiah did this more than any other king of Judah before or after him.
Trusted in the Lord God of Israel.
To show his complete commitment, Josiah brought back this major religious feast day, which hadn't been celebrated properly since the days of the Judges. (2 kings 23:21-23)
The Passover
This massive ancient empire invaded the Northern Kingdom and scattered the ten tribes of Israel. 2 Kings 17:5-6
The Assyrian Empire
This valuable item was completely lost and forgotten in the temple until Josiah ordered the temple to be repaired. 2 Kings 22:8
The book of the law / the scriptures
Wbho went into the Assyrian camp overnight and Killed the Assyrian soldiers? 2 Kings 19:35
Angel of the Lord
When Hezekiah received a terrifying, mocking letter from the enemy king, he went to this sacred place to spread it out and pray (2 Kings 19:14)
House of the Lord (temple)
According to 2 Kings 22:4-6, when Josiah decided to fix up the temple, what workers helped rebuild the temple?
Carpenters, builders, and masons.
This later empire invaded the Southern Kingdom, burned down the temple, and took the remaining people captive to their land. 2 Kings 25:8-9
The Babylonian Empire (King Nebuchadnezzar)
Hilkiah, the man who actually found the hidden scroll in the temple, held this specific religious title. 2 Kings 22:8
High Priest
According to 2 Kings 19:35, how many Assyrian soldiers were struck down in a single night.
an hundred fourscore and five thousand (185,000)
This great Old Testament prophet sent word to Hezekiah, reassuring him that God heard his prayers (2 kings 19:20)
Isaiah
When the lost scriptures were finally read to Josiah, he did this to his clothes to show how brokenhearted he was. 2 Kings 22:11
Rent (tore) them
He was the powerful king of Babylon who completely destroyed Jerusalem. 2 Kings 24:11
King Nebuchadnezzar
According to 2 Kings 22:3-7, the workers rebuilding the temple were so full of this trait that the priests didn't even need to double-check their math with the money.
Faith
Who was the incredibly wicked son of Hezekiah who put pagan altars directly inside God's temple? 2 Kings 21: 1-7
Manasseh
Look at 2 Kings 18:4. To clean up the kingdom, Hezekiah broke in pieces this historic brasen serpant that Moses had made long ago. What was the name of this brasen serpent?
Nehushtan
2 Kings 23:3 states that Josiah made a covenant to walk after the Lord with all his heart and with all of his...what?
Soul
He was the king of Assyria who surrounded Jerusalem and boasted that God couldn't save them. 2 Kings 18:13
Sennacherib
This was the name of the scribe who took the found scroll and read it out loud to King Josiah. 2 Kings 22:10
Shaphan
According to 2 Kings 21:1, how many years did the wicked King Manasseh ruled over Jerusalem—making his reign the longest in Judah's history?
55 years
According to 2 Kings 20:1-6, when Hezekiah became fatally ill and prayed, God promised to add this many exact years to his life.
15 years.
How old was Josiah when he became king? 2 kings 22
8 years old
This was the psychological tactic used by the Assyrian messenger outside the city walls in 2 Kings 18:28-35 to try and make the people give up.
Taunting them / mocking their trust in God
According to 2 Kings 22:13-14, after the lost scripture scroll was read, King Josiah sent a group of men to speak with this specific female prophet to find out what God wanted them to do.
Huldah
How many tribes of Israel are there?
12