Hezekiah

Reformed ancient monarch

Hezekiah is a Hebrew name meaning "God strengthens," borne by a king of Judah in the 8th century BCE who appears prominently in the biblical books of Kings, Chronicles, and Isaiah.

The name remains in occasional use, particularly among religious families: Hezekiah was known for his religious reforms.

king

monarch

Hereditary supreme ruler

  • reignSovereign's time in power
  • throneCeremonial chair for sovereigns
  • JudahPatriarch and namesake tribe

Jerusalem · dynasty · sovereign · ruler · coronation · palace · court · crown · scepter · royal

biblical

Isaiah

Hebrew prophet, major book

  • AssyriaAncient Mesopotamian empire
  • siegeEncirclement forcing surrender
  • miracleSupernatural occurrence beyond explanation

prayer · illness · recovery · sundial · shadow · Babylon · envoys · chronicles · Kings · prophecy

reform

centralization

Unifying control in one place

Passover · priesthood · cleansing · revival · covenant · altar · observance · sacrifices · paganism · sanctification

legacy

tunnel

Enclosed underground route

treasury · Manasseh · succession · wealth · storehouses · preparations · defense

faithful

devout

Deeply religious, sincere

trust · obedient · zealous · fervent · prayer · repentance · humility · dependence · wholehearted · upright

Categories
Opposites
righteous vs wicked kings of judah

HezekiahManasseh

Joseph's firstborn son

Ahab · idolater · Solomon · apostate · Nebuchadnezzar

Family

Ezekiel

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