2 Crônicas 12
Warren Wiersbe · Citado em PreceptAustin
2 Crônicas 12
Wiersbe - The king allowed and encouraged the building of idolatrous shrines in the land (“high places”), the erecting of sacred stones (“images”) and phallic images and Asherah poles (“groves”). He also permitted the shrine prostitutes, male (“sodomites”) and female, to serve the people at these shrines, a detestable practice expressly forbidden by the Law of Moses (Deut. 23:17–18). Idolatry and immorality go together (Ro 1:21–27), and it wasn’t long before the pagan sins condemned by the law became commonly accepted practices in Judah (Lev. 18, 20; Deut. 18:9–12). The Jewish people were no longer a light to the Gentiles; instead, the darkness of the Gentiles had invaded the land and was putting out the light. (Bible Exposition Commentary - Old Testament ) David