◄ 2 Chronicles 24:3 ►
Jehoiada took for him two wives, and he had sons and daughters. Bible Study Questions and Answers 1. What is the meaning of 2 Chronicles 24:3? 2. How does Jehoiada's influence in 2 Chronicles 24:3 guide Joash's early reign? 3. What role do alliances play in fulfilling God's plans in 2 Chronicles 24:3? 4. How does 2 Chronicles 24:3 connect with God's covenant promises to David's line? 5. How can we apply Jehoiada's mentorship example to our spiritual leadership today? 6. What lessons from 2 Chronicles 24:3 can strengthen our commitment to godly counsel? 7. Why did Jehoiada choose two wives for Joash in 2 Chronicles 24:3? 8. How does polygamy in 2 Chronicles 24:3 align with biblical teachings on marriage? 9. What cultural practices influenced Jehoiada's decision in 2 Chronicles 24:3? 10. What are the top 10 Lessons from 2 Chronicles 24? 11. Who was Jehoiada in the Bible? 12. Who was Zechariah in the Bible? 13. 1 Chronicles 14:2 - Why would God's favor be linked to David's increasing power and multiple wives, despite biblical warnings against polygamy elsewhere? 14. Luke 3:36 - How do we address the mention of 'Cainan' in Luke's genealogy when some Old Testament texts appear to omit this name? Discussion Questions 1. How did Jehoiada's mentorship influence Joash's early reign, and what can we learn about the importance of godly guidance in our own lives? 2. In what ways can the account of Joash and his multiple wives serve as a warning about the potential distractions from our spiritual commitments? 3. How does the account of Joash's reign in 2 Chronicles 24 compare to the parallel account in 2 Kings 11-12, and what additional insights can we gain from this comparison? 4. Reflect on Proverbs 22:6 in the context of Jehoiada's influence on Joash. How can we apply this principle of training up a child in our own families or communities? 5. Considering the legacy of Joash's sons and daughters, what steps can we take to ensure that we are leaving a positive spiritual legacy for the next generation? 2 Chronicles 24 Bible Study Questions 1. How does Jehoiada's guidance influence Joash's early reign? Can you think of modern examples where mentorship has similarly shaped individuals? 2. Reflect on the efforts made to repair the Temple. How does this show the role of community in religious matters? 3. Why do you think Joash turned to idolatry after Jehoiada's death despite his initial devotion to God? 4. How does Joash's story highlight the impact of peer pressure or societal influence on our actions and beliefs? 5. How did Joash respond to Zechariah's prophecy? How should we respond to criticism or correction, especially when it's based on truth? 6. Compare and contrast the deaths of Jehoiada and Joash. What does this reveal about the consequences of our actions? 7. How can we resist negative influences and remain steadfast in our beliefs like Jehoiada, even when surrounded by unrighteousness? 8. How does Joash's story illustrate the biblical principle that "whatever a man sows, that he will also reap" (Galatians 6:7)? 9. How does the punishment of Joash relate to the concept of divine justice? 10. Why is it important to remember the source of our guidance, as seen in Joash's dependence on Jehoiada? 11. How can we ensure the integrity of our faith, avoiding the fate of Joash who fell into apostasy? 12. What lessons can we learn from Zechariah’s courage to speak truth to power, despite the cost? 13. What role does repentance play in our faith journey and how could it have changed Joash's fate? 14. How does the narrative of Joash reflect on the importance of personal responsibility for one's spiritual health? 15. How does Joash's downfall serve as a warning against complacency in our spiritual life? 16. What can we learn about the dangers of forsaking God's commands for worldly counsel? 17. How should we react when we see leaders or influential figures going astray, as Joash did? 18. What lessons can we glean from the community's initial support of Joash and their subsequent disloyalty? 19. How does this chapter highlight the role of prophecy in the narrative of the Bible? 20. How can we apply the lessons from Joash's life and reign to our own personal walk with God? Links 2 Chronicles 24:3 NIV 2 Chronicles 24:3 NLT 2 Chronicles 24:3 ESV 2 Chronicles 24:3 NASB 2 Chronicles 24:3 KJV 2 Chronicles 24:3 Commentaries Bible Hub