1. Analyze Ahaziah's character. How did his mother's influence shape his reign?

2. Reflect on the consequences of Ahaziah's alliance with Joram. How can this inform our own choice of alliances in our personal lives?

3. Consider Jehu's role in the story. How does this display God's control over events, even amidst wicked reigns?

4. Why was Ahaziah buried with respect, despite his wicked reign?

5. Discuss the actions of Athaliah upon her son's death. How does her response contrast with Jehosheba's actions?

6. Explore the implications of Joash being hidden in the temple of God. What symbolism can you find in this act?

7. How does 2 Chronicles 22 depict the consequences of ungodly leadership?

8. In what ways does 2 Chronicles 22 inspire you to evaluate your influences and alliances?

9. How does Jehosheba's courage inspire you in your current life situation?

10. How can the lessons from Ahaziah's story be applied to modern-day leadership, both in secular and religious contexts?

11. How does Ahaziah's reliance on his mother's counsel relate to the importance of wise counsel in our lives?

12. How does the narrative of Athaliah seizing the throne highlight the impact of unchecked ambition?

13. Drawing from Ahaziah's life, how can one prevent poor decision-making due to negative influences?

14. How do you think the history of a leader’s predecessors influences their leadership style?

15. How can the story of Joash's preservation inspire faith in God's plan amidst chaotic circumstances?

16. In what ways does the narrative of 2 Chronicles 22 highlight the consequences of disregarding God's law?

17. In modern terms, what could be considered equivalent to "walking in the ways of the house of Ahab", and how can this be avoided?

18. How can we apply the lessons of accountability and retribution seen in Ahaziah's life to contemporary societal systems?

19. How does this chapter speak to the need for personal discernment and wisdom in choosing our associations?

20. Discuss the portrayal of God's sovereignty in this chapter. How can this understanding influence our trust in God's plan in our lives?