Notice the three small words tucked into the sentence: "Yahweh his God." Ahaz had burned his own children in the…Notice the three small words tucked into the sentence: "Yahweh his God." Ahaz had burned his own children in the fire, chased other gods, and still the text calls the Lord his God. The defeat was real, but so was the claim on him. Discipline is not the same as being disowned. What feels like God leaving may be God refusing to let go.
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