And there was no more war unto the five and thirtieth year of the reign of Asa.
The verse belongs to the record of Asa's reign as a great king, marking that there was no more war until the thirty-fifth year of his reign. The peaceful period without war came while Asa was devoted to God and Israel obeyed God, when they were favored with victory and peace. That victory and peace were a blessing tied to obedience rather than an unconditional promise to literal Israel. This peace contrasts with the wars that followed when Asa relied on Syria instead of the Lord, and he later ended his days in foolishness after becoming angry with God's prophet for reproving him.
The verse belongs to the record of Asa's reign as a great king, marking that there was no more war until the thirty-fifth year of his reign. The peaceful period without war came while Asa was devoted to God and Israel obeyed God, when they were favored with victory and peace. That victory and peace were a blessing tied to obedience rather than an unconditional promise to literal Israel. This peace contrasts with the wars that followed when Asa relied on Syria instead of the Lord, and he later ended his days in foolishness after becoming angry with God's prophet for reproving him.