1. As Hezekiah begins to reign, is he doing that which is right in the sight of God?
2. Was Hezekiah concerned with the physical condition of the temple?
3. Did Hezekiah want to clean up spiritual problems being carried out in the temple?
4. What caused the wrath of the Lord to be upon Judah and Jerusalem?
5. What did Hezekiah say was in his heart?
6. Did the priests and Levites carry out Hezekiah’s instructions?
7. Were offerings made for the sins of Judah?
8. What did Hezekiah set the Levites in the house of the Lord to do?
9. When there was an offering made, was it done by choice or force?
10. Where both the priests and the Levites equally right in heart to serve at this time?
11. Did the people offer a small amount to God at this time?
12. Why was there a delay when it came time to observe the Passover?
13. Since the Passover hadn’t been observed aright in a long time, what message was sent out?
14. Was everyone willing to follow the decree Hezekiah sent out?
15. What was cast into the brook Kidron?
16. Who was ashamed and had to sanctify themselves during the feast of unleavened bread?
17. What happened when some of the unclean partook of the Passover?
18. What do we learn about the state of joy in Judah from II Chronicles 30:26?
19. Do things look good after the Passover is observed?
20. As we close II Chronicles 31, how is Hezekiah doing?
21. What happened “After these things, and the establishment thereof”?
22. What did Hezekiah do with the troubles that now face Judah?
23. What did Sennacherib’s messengers say to the people of Judah?
24. What did Hezekiah and Isaiah do after the message from Assyria?
25. What happens to the Assyrians?
26. Was Hezekiah on the “straight and narrow” after he saw what God did to Assyria?
27. How does the account of Hezekiah’s life in II Chronicles end?