THE ORIGIN STORY OF JESUS
Part 62: The Kings of Judah
(Manasseh, Amon)

 
Hezekiah continued to lead his people in the worship of the Lord and the southern kingdom prospered. Judeans and other nations assembled at Jerusalem to worship God, bringing personal gifts for Hezekiah and the prosperity went to his head. Suddenly he lay dying on a bed and the prophet Isaiah showed up with the news that God wanted him to set his house in order. Hezekiah repented and returned to foreign trade, building new cities, and increasing the production of grain and cattle. He was flattered when a Babylonian delegation arrived and showed them all his riches. God was not pleased and said they would return to plunder all the gold and silver in the future. Hezekiah shortsightedly thought this good news since it would not take place during his lifetime. Hezekiah was a great king, but he lived for the now and did not give much thought about the future. He failed to properly educate Manasseh and his son would go on to embrace Lucifer.

The Origin Story of Jesus

Part 62: The Kings of Judah  (Manasseh, Amon)

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Part 62: The Kings of Judah (Manasseh, Amon)

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