What was King Hezekiah's reaction to the letter of threat from the Assyria and king?

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 1990 Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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What was King Hezekiah's reaction to the letter of threat from the Assyria and king?
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When King Hezekiah received a threatening letter from the Assyrian king, his reaction was to spread the letter before God in the temple and pray. He recognized that the situation was beyond his control and that he needed divine intervention to overcome it. Hezekiah understood the power of prayer and sought God's guidance in the matter. He did not initially turn to his fellow kings for assistance, summon his soldiers to fight the Assyrians, or send for the prophets for advice. Rather, he placed his trust in God and sought His help through prayer.
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