Emotions in 2 Chronicles 21

Jehoram begins his reign by securing his position through ruthless acts, demonstrating extreme ambition and a lack of compassion.

His leadership brings treachery and further moral decay, pushing the kingdom away from God and towards instability.

Jehoram faces rebellion from Edom and a significant loss of authority, marking his failure and resulting in frustration.

A prophetic letter from Elijah brings news of divine judgment, invoking fear and dread as Jehoram faces the consequences of his evil ways.

Struck with an incurable disease, Jehoram suffers prolonged agony, leading to deep despair.

His death is marked by isolation and neglect, without the typical honors accorded to kings, reflecting the contempt of his subjects.

Jehoram's burial lacks the usual royal honors, highlighting the disgrace of his reign and the ignominy of his legacy.