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2 Kings closes with devastation. Jerusalem falls. The temple is burned. The monarchy ends. The people are carried into exile (2 Kings 25:8–11). For many readers, the ending feels unresolved and heavy. A natural question follows: Why would a covenant story conclude with displacement instead of restoration?

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