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1 day ago · King Manasseh had led the people of Judah deeper and deeper into idolatry and the adoption of foreign ideas and customs. “Manasseh led Judah and the people of Jerusalem astray, so that they did more evil than the nations the Lord had destroyed before the Israelites” (2 Chronicles 33:9).
3 days ago · On their way to Egypt, the Assyrian army collected tribute and military reinforcements from the various Levantine vassal states, including Manasseh of Judah and various rulers from Cyprus. The expeditionary forces fought their way through Egypt, winning a decisive battle at Kar-Banitu in Lower Egypt .
- 669–631 BC
- Libbali-sharrat
1 day ago · “The scepter shall not depart from Judah, nor the ruler’s staff from between his feet, until tribute comes to him; and to him shall be the obedience of the peoples.” Another thing you may have noticed in the graph is that Jacob is also called Israel and he had twelve sons. 1 Ten of them will stand at the head of the well-known Twelve ...
3 days ago · Tamar (verse 3) was a daughter-in-law of Judah, head of the tribe that bore his name. When Tamar’s husband died, Judah arranged for her to marry another of his sons, as was the custom of the time. But when the second son died as well, Judah refused to give Tamar another son.
2 days ago · Yehoshua (Joshua) - Chapter 16. And the lot for the children of Joseph went out: At the northern boundary of the end of Joshua’s conquest, the lot fell for them, as he states below: “and the sons (sic) of Joseph shall remain in their border on the north.” [Should read: “And the house of Joseph.”] Now much of the land was between the ...
5 days ago · Manasseh was the next king of Judah. He had a wicked reign, rebuilding the altars to Baal and sacrificing his children. As punishment, God allowed Manasseh to be bound and carried away into this nation.
