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19 Jehoshaphat king of Judah returned safe home to Jerusalem. 2 He was met by Jehu the son of Hanani the seer, who came out and said to king Jehoshaphat, “Should one help bad men, and be a friend to those who hate the Eternal? This has drawn down on you anger from the Eternal. 3 Still, there is some good in you; you have removed the sacred poles from the land and made up your mind to worship God.”
4 Jehoshaphat resided at Jerusalem; once more he went over the nation from Beersheba to the highlands of Ephraim and brought them back to the Eternal the God of their fathers. 5 He also appointed judges all over the land, in each one of the fortified towns of Judah, 6 charging them to be careful how they acted. “For,” said he, “you act as judges not on behalf of man but of the Eternal, who is beside you as you give your decisions. 7 So let awe for the Eternal control you; be careful to act in that spirit, for the Eternal our God knows nothing of injustice, nor of favouritism, nor of bribing.
8 At Jerusalem Jehoshaphat also established a court of Levites and priests and headmen in Israel for religious cases and disputes among the citizens of Jerusalem. 9 He gave the judges this charge; “In awe of the Eternal, with loyal heart and single mind, you shall act. 10 Whenever a case comes before you from your fellows in any town, and you have to decide between manslaughter and murder, or to decide what law or command, what rule or regulation applies, warn the parties against incurring guilt before the Eternal, and so bringing wrath on yourselves and on your fellows. You must do this, not to incur guilt. 11 Amariah the high-priest presides over you in all religious cases, and Zebadiah the son of Ishmael, the clan-chief of Judah, in all civil cases; the Levites execute your decisions. Get to work, then, with courage; and may the Eternal be with each honest man.”
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