How does 2 Chronicles 30 demonstrate God's sovereignty in salvation?

In 2 Chronicles 30, we observe God’s sovereignty as Hezekiah sends messengers to rally the people of Israel for the Passover. Some mocked the message, but others, like those from Asher and Zebulun, humbled themselves and came to Jerusalem. This narrative reflects the Reformed understanding of God’s sovereign grace—God graciously opens the hearts of those He has chosen to respond to His call. The varied responses illustrate the tension between divine sovereignty and human response. Those who came to worship demonstrated a heart given to them by God, affirming that it is through His power and grace that individuals turn in repentance and faith, echoing the doctrines outlined in the Five Points of Dordrecht.