Lesson 17: King Uzziah & Jeroboam II
Lesson 17 from The Divided Kingdom (Adult Series) by Rhodes Davis.
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Lesson Overview
Scripture Text: 2 Kings 14:21-15:7; 2 Chronicles 26:1-23
Estimated Date: 790 – 732 B.C.Synopsis: The story of Uzziah, like the story of Nadab and Abihu, teaches us the importance of showing reverence to God in worship and being humble in His presence. The pride of Uzziah led him to disobey God’s command. God was able to humble him and teach him about the proper respect for God. His son, Jotham, achieved great things, but didn’t follow his father’s foolish sin.
Questions for Discussion & Study
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What is Uzziah’s other name? How old was he when he began to reign?
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What was Jeroboam II able to accomplish?
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What were the signs that Uzziah had grown militarily?
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What did Uzziah do that displeased God? What happened to him?
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What lessons can we learn from Uzziah about prideful worship?