2 Chronicles 36:22

Ayamar Bible (Qullan Arunaca)

Persia marcanquiri Ciro reyina kallta marana, Tatitun arupajj Jeremías toke parlatäcäna uca phokhasiñapataquejja, Tatitojj Ciro reyiruwa amtayäna take reinopana yatiyasiñapataqui, aru tokesa, kellkata tokesa, aca arsüwi arunaca:

What Does This Mean?

This verse tells us about King Cyrus of Persia who, in his first year as king, was inspired by God to make a proclamation that allowed the Jews to return to Jerusalem. This was to fulfill the prophecy spoken by Jeremiah. The key message is about God's fulfillment of His promises.

Explained for Children

Imagine you had a promise from a friend to give you a special toy. One day, your friend's big brother, who didn't know about the promise, decides to give you that toy. That's like what happened here: God promised the Jews they could go back home, and then Cyrus, a king who didn't know about God's promise, decided to help them go back.

Historical Background

2 Chronicles was written by unknown authors during the Persian period, around the 4th century BCE. The book is a historical account aimed at the Jewish community, detailing their history and God's involvement in their lives. This verse connects the Persian king's actions to God's earlier promises.

Living It Out Today

Imagine a situation where you've been promised something by a friend, but circumstances make it seem impossible. Suddenly, an unexpected person steps in to make it happen. This verse shows that God works through people and situations to fulfill His promises, no matter how unlikely it seems.

Topics

• promise
• fulfillment
• divine intervention
• prophecy
• exile
• return

Related Verses

• Jeremiah 25:12
• Ezra 1:1
• Isaiah 44:28
• Isaiah 45:13
• Matthew 27:53

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Cyrus king of Persia in 2 Chronicles 36:22?

Cyrus the Great was the king of Persia who, according to this verse, was inspired by God to allow the Jews to return from exile to Jerusalem.

What prophecy is mentioned in 2 Chronicles 36:22?

The prophecy is from Jeremiah, which foretold the Jews' return from exile. Cyrus's actions fulfilled this prophecy.

Why is divine inspiration important in this verse?

Divine inspiration shows that God was actively working through Cyrus to fulfill His promises to the Jewish people.

How does this verse connect the Old and New Testaments?

This verse shows God's consistent character across the Testaments in fulfilling His promises, demonstrating continuity between the Old and New Testaments.