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and bade Juda have recourse to the Lord, the God of their fathers, carrying out all his law enjoined. (2 Chronicles 14, 4)
And now, the Lord so blessing him with peace, his reign free from every alarm of battle, he set about fortifying the cities in his realm. (2 Chronicles 14, 6)
Rebuild we these cities, he said to the men of Juda, and wall them about, making them fast with tower and bolt and bar, while we are still free from wars, and the Lord God of our fathers grants to us, his worshippers, a time of peace with our neighbours. So build they did, without let or hindrance. (2 Chronicles 14, 7)
And there he made his plea to the Lord God; It is all one to thee, Lord, be they few or many to whom thou wouldst bring thy aid. Help us now, O Lord our God; in thee, in thy name we put our trust, boldly offering battle to such hordes as these. Lord, thou art our own God; do not let man have the mastery of thee. (2 Chronicles 14, 11)
With that, the Lord struck terror into the Ethiopians as Asa and the men of Juda approached, so that they turned and fled; (2 Chronicles 14, 12)
all the way to Gerara Asa and his men pursued them, till nothing was left of them; it was the Lord that smote them, his army that did battle against them; and rich were the spoils of that victory. (2 Chronicles 14, 13)
It was then that the spirit of the Lord moved Azarias, son of Oded, to prophesy. (2 Chronicles 15, 1)
He it was went out to meet Asa, and thus greeted him: Listen to me, Asa, listen to me, tribes of Juda and Benjamin. If the Lord declares for you, it is because you have declared yourselves for him; have recourse to him, and he is yours, forsake him, and you will find yourselves forsaken. (2 Chronicles 15, 2)
till affliction brings them back to the Lord, their own God, and they look for him again, and find him. (2 Chronicles 15, 4)
nation fighting against nation, city against city, because the Lord would have them ever restless, ever in sore straits.✻ (2 Chronicles 15, 6)
Upon hearing the inspired words of this prophet, Azarias son of Oded, Asa’s courage rose; never an idol was left in Juda or Benjamin, or the cities he had recovered in the hill-country of Ephraim. He also dedicated anew the altar of the Lord before the temple porch, (2 Chronicles 15, 8)
summoning all Juda and Benjamin, and with them new-comers from Ephraim, Manasses and Simeon; not a few of these Israelites had transferred their allegiance to him, when they saw what favour he enjoyed with the Lord his God. (2 Chronicles 15, 9)
