Manasseh (2 Chronicles 33:13) | Charles Spurgeon
Deep Dive into Manasseh (2 Chronicles 33:13) by Charles Spurgeon
In his sermon on Second Chronicles chapter thirty-three, verse thirteen, Charles Spurgeon explores the dramatic life of King Manasseh, presenting him as a supreme example of a great sinner who received great divine mercy. Spurgeon structures his message by examining Manasseh in three distinct lights: first as a sinner, then as an unbeliever, and finally as a convert.
As a sinner, Manasseh stood at the forefront of evil. He sinned against the light of a godly upbringing by his pious father, King Hezekiah, yet rebuilt the idol…
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