The Spiritual Revolution And Baal Worship Removal

Yhodiah the priest is at the center of this story. [music] He is the one who forges a renewed covenant. A covenant that restores order, faith, [music] and a clear framework for the entire nation. The covenant is made on three sides. Between God and [music] the king, between God and the people, and also between the king and the people. In other words, [music] it's not just a spiritual declaration, but also the creation of a binding relationship. The Jewish people return to being a nation dedicated to God and the king [music] and the people join together in shared responsibility. After the covenant is made, all the people of the land unite around [music] one clear goal to eradicate the worship of Baal. They arrive at the house of Baal, destroy it, smash its altars, and thoroughly break the idols until the very end. As part of this process, they also kill Matan, the priest of Bal, right in front of the altars. This is a decisive and clear act of complete separation from idolatry. And at the same time, Yehood Ya the priest brings order by appointing officials and supervision over the house of the Lord so that the holy place will [music] be managed properly.