- How does 2 Samuel 12:13–14, where King David is told his child will die because of his sin, square with Ezekiel 18:20, which says the one who sins will die and the child will not share in the guilt of the parent?
- What does it mean in 2 Chronicles 32:31 when it says God left Hezekiah in order to “test him and know what was in his heart,” when God is omniscient?
- Should we finance the wedding of our daughter who is not practicing her faith and may marry an atheist?
Why Would an Omniscient God Test Hezekiah to Know What Was in His Heart?
October 14, 2021 • Amy Hall, Greg Koukl
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