2 Chronicles 20
King Jehoshaphat of Judah proclaims a fast upon hearing that a vast coalition of Moabites, Ammonites, and Meunites advances from beyond the sea to Hazazon-tamar (En-gedi); he prays before the assembly in the Temple, acknowledging YHWH's sovereignty, past deliverances, and covenant with Abraham, confessing powerlessness and dependence: 'Our eyes are upon you.'[1][2] A Levite prophet Jahaziel declares YHWH's assurance that the battle is His; Judah worships, then advances with singers praising YHWH's holiness ahead of the army, whereupon YHWH sets ambushes causing the enemies to mutually destroy each other, yielding three days of spoils; the people bless YHWH in Jerusalem.[1][2][5]