Exodus 22

Exodus 22

The laws continue, focusing primarily on financial integrity and social morality. This includes rules regarding theft (requiring extensive restitution), damages caused by animals, and the responsibility of borrowers and lenders. God mandates protection for the vulnerable: do not oppress foreigners, widows, or orphans. The chapter also addresses holiness, strictly prohibiting sexual immorality, witchcraft, and mandates the firstfruits of harvest and the firstborn of sons and livestock be dedicated to God.

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2 Kings 22

Josiah, a righteous eight-year-old king, begins to reform Judah. The Book of the Law is discovered in the Temple, and King Josiah is terrified when he hears the curses for disobedience.

2 Kings 23

King Josiah leads a massive spiritual revival, destroying all the pagan altars and high places in both Judah and the former Northern Kingdom. He is later tragically killed in battle with Pharaoh Neco.

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