The Book of 2nd Chronicles (Full) | The Bible on BrainRot

In 2 Chronicles, the spotlight stays on the kingdom of Judah, focusing on the faithfulness—or failure—of its kings. It begins with Solomon, who builds the glorious Temple in Jerusalem and leads with wisdom and wealth. But as generations pass, many kings turn away from God, while a few—like Hezekiah and Josiah—bring powerful spiritual revival. Despite warnings from prophets, the people continue to rebel, and eventually, Jerusalem is destroyed and the people are taken into Babylonian exile. Yet the book ends with a spark of hope: King Cyrus of Persia allows the Israelites to return home. In the parkour, each run reflects the rise and fall of a nation—revivals, crashes, and the promise that restoration is always possible with God.