John Wesley on 2 Kings 15
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2 Kings15:5
A leper - The cause whereof see 2Chron 26:16.
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2 Kings15:8
Six months - After the throne had been vacant several years, thro' the dissentions that were in the kingdom.
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2 Kings15:13
Full moon - That dominion seldom lasts long, which is founded in blood and falsehood.
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2 Kings15:30
Twentieth year - The meaning is, that he began his reign in the twentieth year after the beginning of Jotham's reign; or, which is the same thing, in the fourth year of Ahaz, son of Jotham.
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2 Kings15:33
To reign - Alone: for he had reigned before this, as his father's deputy.
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2 Kings15:35
Gate - Not of the temple, but of one of the courts of the temple, probably that which led to the king's palace.
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2 Kings15:1
To reign - Solely and fully to exercise his regal power.
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