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Priests, Levites, and those seeking the LORD come to Judah

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2 Chronicles 11:13–17: priests and Levites from all Israel stand with Rehoboam. The Levites leave their possessions for Judah and Jerusalem because Jeroboam and his sons cast them off from the priestly office and appointed priests for high places and goat and calf idols. People of other tribes who set their hearts to seek the LORD follow them to Jerusalem to sacrifice. They strengthen Judah and Rehoboam for three years.

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2CH 11:13–17, engwebp
¹³The priests and the Levites who were in all Israel stood with him out of all their territory.
¹⁴For the Levites left their pasture lands and their possessions, and came to Judah and Jerusalem; for Jeroboam and his sons cast them off, that they should not execute the priest’s office to the LORD.
¹⁵He himself appointed priests for the high places, for the male goat and calf idols which he had made.
¹⁶After them, out of all the tribes of Israel, those who set their hearts to seek the LORD, the God of Israel, came to Jerusalem to sacrifice to the LORD, the God of their fathers.
¹⁷So they strengthened the kingdom of Judah and made Rehoboam the son of Solomon strong for three years, for they walked three years in the way of David and Solomon.
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Rehoboam — Took part in — Priests, Levites, and those seeking the LORD come to Judah

Evidence: 2 Chronicles 11:13–17
Jeroboam (son of Nebat) — Took part in — Priests, Levites, and those seeking the LORD come to Judah

Evidence: 2 Chronicles 11:13–17
Priests, Levites, and those seeking the LORD come to Judah — Narrated location — Jerusalem

Evidence: 2 Chronicles 11:13–17

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Entry: Priests, Levites, and those seeking the LORD come to Judah (event-2ch-11-priests-levites-and-seekers-come-to-judah)
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Current wording: 2 Chronicles 11:13–17: priests and Levites from all Israel stand with Rehoboam. The Levites leave their possessions for Judah and Jerusalem because Jeroboam and his sons cast them off from the priestly office and appointed priests for high places and goat and calf idols. People of other tribes who set their hearts to seek the LORD follow them to Jerusalem to sacrifice. They strengthen Judah and Rehoboam for three years.
Cited evidence: 2CH 11:13–17, engwebp
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