A thought, word, or act that refers to God without respect or reference

A small piece left over from something larger

To improve something by correcting an error; to get rid of abuses or wrong practices

This prophet tried to advise King Ahaz against relying on Assyria, and warned him that the people would suffer because of the Assyrians.

This person reminded the people that God's punishment was not meant to destroy Judah, but to make it pure and faithful again.

Isaiah said that faith is complete trust in God's ______ and _______.

This prophet preached that goodness lies in practice of social justice and faithfulness to one true God

This prophet warned of Judah's eventual destruction, but said that God wouldn't abandon his people.

This prophet reminded the people that God would not abandon them, and that God would send a new David to restore them.

God told this prophet that Babylon was going to be how Judah was purified for its sins.

This book stressed belief in the one true God, faithfulness to the Law of Moses, repentance, and hope.

This person was left in charge of Judah, and tried to resist Babylon despite warnings not to.

This king found and read the "book of the law" and began a reform of religious practices in Judah.

The "book of the law" was probably an early version of the book of...

"God indeed is my savior; I am confident and unafraid. My strength and my courage is the LORD, and he has been my savior."

"Only to do right and to love goodness, and to walk humbly with your God."

"Only if you thoroughly reform your ways and your deeds; if each of you deals justly with his neighbor. . . will I remain with you in this place, in the land which I gave your fathers long ago and forever."

"This ________ did in all Judah. He did what was good, upright, and faithful before the LORD, his God. ... He did this wholeheartedly, and he prospered."

"the LORD has brought Judah low because of ____, . . . who let Judah go its own way and proved utterly faithless to the LORD."