Asa, later in his reign, relies on a political alliance and a foreign king's help instead of turning to God the way he had earlier, and a prophet calls him out for it directly. The same king who prayed so dependently in chapter fourteen ends up impri...
Legal & Ethical<b>therefore...escaped</b> You did not prevail against them. Why not? Because you did not trust in the Holy One, blessed be He. For had you trusted in the Holy One, blessed be He, when the king of Israel and the king of Aram made a treaty against you...
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