2 Kings 18:30

Holy Bible: Easy-to-Read Version

Don’t listen to him when he tells you to trust in the Lord. Don’t believe him when he says, “The Lord will save us. He will not let the king of Assyria defeat the city.”

Cross References

Luke 23:35

The people stood there watching everything. The Jewish leaders laughed at Jesus. They said, “If he is God’s Chosen One, the Messiah, then let him save himself. He saved others, didn’t he?”

Matthew 27:43

He trusted God. So let God save him now, if God really wants him. He himself said, ‘I am the Son of God.’”

Psalm 71:11

They say, “Go get him! God has left him, so there is no one to help him.”

Psalm 71:9

Don’t throw me away just because I am old. Don’t leave me as I lose my strength.

Psalm 11:1

I trust in the Lord, so why did you tell me to run and hide? Why did you say, “Fly like a bird to your mountain?”

Psalm 4:2

Men, how long will you try to dishonor me? Do you enjoy wasting your time searching for new lies against me? Selah

2 Kings 19:22

But who did you insult and make fun of? Who did you speak against? You were against the Holy One of Israel. You acted like you were better than he was!

2 Kings 19:10

He told them, “Tell King Hezekiah of Judah these things: ‘Don’t be fooled by the god you trust when he says Jerusalem will not be defeated by the king of Assyria.

2 Kings 18:29

This is what the king says: Don’t let Hezekiah fool you! He cannot save you from my power.

2 Kings 18:31

Don’t listen to Hezekiah! This is what the king of Assyria says: Come out here and show me that you want peace. Then you will all be free to have grapes from your own vines, figs from your own trees, and water from your own well.

2 Kings 19:6

Isaiah said to them, “Give this message to your master, Hezekiah: The Lord says, ‘Don’t be afraid of what you heard from the commanders. Don’t believe what those “boys” from the king of Assyria said to make fun of me.

Psalm 3:3

But you, Lord, protect me. You bring me honor; you give me hope.

Psalm 42:4

My heart breaks as I remember the pleasant times in the past, when I walked with the crowds as I led them up to God’s Temple. I remember the happy songs of praise as they celebrated the festival.