Old Testament
2 Kings (KJV)
25 chapters. Choose a chapter to read the full King James text with a short summary.
- 2 Kings 1: Where do you turn first when trouble comes? Go to the living God, not to substitutes.
- 2 Kings 2: Elisha wanted more of God's Spirit, not more possessions. Ask for what really matters.
- 2 Kings 3: What seems impossible is a light thing to God. Prepare in faith for His provision.
- 2 Kings 4: God's supply stopped only when the jars ran out. Bring Him your emptiness with expectation.
- 2 Kings 5: Healing came through simple obedience, not grand gestures. A young girl's faith pointed a general to God.
- 2 Kings 6: God's protection is greater than any threat you can see. Ask Him to open your eyes.
- 2 Kings 7: Good news isn't meant to be kept to ourselves. Share the gospel you have found.
- 2 Kings 8: God's faithfulness to His promise held even when kings failed. He keeps His word to the end.
- 2 Kings 9: God's word of judgment came true years later, exactly as spoken. His word never fails.
- 2 Kings 10: Zeal against others' sin isn't the same as wholehearted devotion. Let God have all of your heart.
- 2 Kings 11: God preserved David's line through one hidden child. No scheme can stop His promise of a coming King.
- 2 Kings 12: Good mentors matter. Make sure your faith is your own, not borrowed from someone else.
- 2 Kings 13: Don't stop short in faith. God is gracious and remembers His covenant.
- 2 Kings 14: Pride after success leads to a fall. God sees affliction and helps even when people don't deserve it.
- 2 Kings 15: A nation that forgets God loses its stability. Steady faithfulness matters more than power.
- 2 Kings 16: Ahaz trusted a foreign king instead of God. Where we run for help reveals what we really trust.
- 2 Kings 17: God warned again and again before judgment came. His patience calls us to repent while there is time.
- 2 Kings 18: Hezekiah removed even good things that had become idols. Trust in God, not in symbols or past glories.
- 2 Kings 19: Spread your problems out before the Lord. He answers prayer for the sake of His name.
- 2 Kings 20: God sees your tears and hears your prayers. But guard against pride after He blesses you.
- 2 Kings 21: Leaders shape a nation's direction. Yet even Manasseh later found mercy when he humbled himself.
- 2 Kings 22: When God's Word convicts us, a tender, humble heart is the right response.
- 2 Kings 23: Josiah turned to God with all his heart, soul and might. Wholehearted devotion is still possible today.
- 2 Kings 24: What God said through His prophets came true. Take His warnings seriously.
- 2 Kings 25: Even in exile, a small kindness shows God hadn't forgotten David's line. Hope remains when everything seems lost.