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Did you all know that there are two chapters in the Bible that are word for word identical?
II Kings 19 and Isaiah 37.
It’s the account of Hezakiah. Two books, two different prophets but word for word the same. They were written 200 years apart!

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14 comments

  1. Paul Swan says:

    Don’t forget Psalm 14 and Psalm 53.

  2. David Edla says:

    2 kings is about the kingdom of Judah and the kings that ruled it. Isaiah was one of the prophets that lived in the kingdom of Judah.

  3. Tony Xavier says:

    And the point is?

  4. Ben Mordecai says:

    My Bible reading plan was here today

  5. Johnatan Matias says:

    Interesting! But Why is that? Is there a spiritual purpose or a theological point?

  6. Kevin Cook says:

    If they are from different times and they are copies, as I was telling mister Becker, this could be an authentication of the older text verifying that it had not been lost or corrupted and was still in use 200 years later

  7. Wilfred Daymon says:

    Yep they are more than two of them

  8. Jerry Pierre says:

    Isn’t it the same Isaiah and Hezekiah from both chapters? It’s the same story pass down so it better be no different or else one of them would be lying

  9. Kate Marie Wendi says:

    Yes. And yes Paul but not 100% identical.

  10. Bob Corbett says:

    I think 2 Psalms are the same.

  11. Fineas Cornea says:

    That’s amazing 🙂

  12. Justin Bennett says:

    Don’t forget Psalm 14 and 53.

  13. Dudley Barnes says:

    Which one was written first…..and when written?

  14. Robert Porter says:

    from the same Holy Spirit who is God