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 1   1,3,5|  should mention the godly king Hezekiah. Having ~inherited the throne
 2   1,3,5|        from his wicked father, Hezekiah was determined to bring
 3   1,3,5|   erected next to the ~temple. Hezekiah boldly demolished the shrines
 4   1,3,5|        miraculous heal-~ing of Hezekiah who was about to die, yet
 5   1,3,5|     people of Judah remembered Hezekiah along with the godly kings
 6   1,3,5|    David and ~Josiah (Ch. 23). Hezekiah was a contemporary of the
 7   1,3,5|        Testament Evangelist. ~ Hezekiah.s successors on the throne
 8   1,3,5|        saw during the reign of Hezekiah.s son Manasseh. The prophet
 9   1,3,5|       737-735 ~ ~Àhaz 735-725 ~Hezekiah 725-696 ~ ~Ìànasseh 696-
10   1,5,2|   Samaria fell, the pious king Hezekiah (725-696) reigned in Judaea.
11   1,5,2|     after the death of Sargon ~Hezekiah joined the coalition of
12   1,5,2|        several ~Judean cities. Hezekiah bought out with a large
13   1,5,2|         Relying on God's help, Hezekiah decided to defend Jerusalem.
14   1,5,2|        around the same time. ~ Hezekiah's impious son Manasseh (
15   1,5,2|    Jotham 737-35 ~Ahaz 735-25 ~Hezekiah 725-696 ~ ~Manasseh 696-
16   1,5,5|     Azaraias, Jotham, Ahaz and Hezekiah, the kings of ~Judaea. He
17   1,5,5| chronicles of kings Uzziah and Hezekiah (now lost, though) and put
18   1,5,5|    Assyrian king. ~ Ahaz's son Hezekiah was pious. However, the
19   1,5,5|      14th year of the reign of Hezekiah, Sennacherib of Assyria
20   1,5,5|        After a while, the king Hezekiah became fatally ~sick, but
21   1,5,5|       during the reign of king Hezekiah and the ~first half of the
22   1,5,5|       that in the days of king Hezekiah Micah predicted the same,