Merriam-Webster.com defines psychological warfare as things that are done to make some (such as an enemy or opponent) become less confident or to feel hopeless, afraid, etc.
This type of behavior can be overt or subtle.
Have you ever experienced psychological warfare?
How did you respond to it?
Have you ever practiced psychological warfare on another person?
How did they respond to you?
Today we will study a passage that provides an example of psychological warfare as practiced by the military officers of the King of Assyria against King Hezekiah of Jerusalem, even though Hezekiah had already paid him a financial tribute.
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