2 Chronicles 17: Jehoshaphat Seeks God and Teaches Judah

Jehoshaphat becomes king of Judah, follows David’s early example, and rejects the Baals, so God makes his rule secure. He sends officials, Levites and priests to teach God’s law in the towns, and fear from God keeps the nations from attacking while his strength and army grow.

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How did the kingdoms around Judah respond during this time of teaching and reform (17:10)?

They sent their armies to help Judah fight against IsraelThey formed an alliance and attacked Judah from the southThey demanded that Jehoshaphat pay them yearly tributeA fear from the LORD came on them, and they did not attack