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Manasseh ruled for fifty-five years, from 697 to 642 BC, longer than any other king in Judah. His reign included a period when he ruled with his father, Hezekiah, from 697 to 686 BC. A long reign often indicated blessing, even though Manasseh did evil in the Lord's sight. The Chronicler describes his humiliation, repentance, and the restoration of worship in Judah.
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Places
Topheth: Site of pagan child sacrifice, south of Jerusalem
Glossary
Apostasy Chronicles, Books of First and Second Demon Gehenna Genealogy Hell Manasseh (Person) Place of the Dead Prayer of Manasseh Soothsayer Sorcery Topheth
Topics
Ancestral Worship Children: Inhuman Practice of offering to Idols Church and State: Manasseh, in Subverting, and Afterward Restoring, the True Religion Divination: Effected Through: Connected with Idolatry Fortune Hinnom: Children offered in Sacrifice In Idolatry: Divination Connected With Idolatry: Objects of, Worshipped by Burning Children Idolatry: Wicked Practices of Human Sacrifices Kings: Who Reigned Over Judah: Manasseh Manasseh: King of Judah: History of Mediums Parents: Bad - Exemplified: Manasseh Prophecies Concerning Israel: Hezekiah Succeeded by Manasseh Psychics Psychics and Witchcraft Rulers: Wicked: Manasseh, Who Committed the Abominations of the Heathen Sorcery: Divining by Familiar Spirits (Mediums or Spiritists) Temple: Solomon's: Converted Into an Idolatrous Shrine by Manasseh The Occult Tophet