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The side panels and basins from the water carts and the Sea were made of bronze (see 1 Kings 7:25–40). Ahaz might have used them to pay tribute or for another project.
on account: At the king of Assyria's request, Ahaz removed the canopy leading to the inner court and the king’s private temple entrance. Judah lost much freedom because Ahaz trusted the Assyrian king's military help (2 Kings 16:7–8, 10).
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People
Sabbath: The seventh day of the week, set apart for rest and worship
Places
Assyria: A powerful ancient empire, often in conflict with Israel
Glossary
Ahaz (King) Alliance Kings, Books of First and Second Nineveh, Ninevite Oholah and Oholibah Sabbath canopy Temple
Topics
Ahaz: King of Judah, Son and Successor of Jotham: Robs the Temple to Purchase Aid from the King of Asia Church: House of the Lord Kings: Who Reigned Over Judah: Ahaz Prophecies Concerning Israel: Ahaz Changes the Nature of the Altar in the Temple Temple: Solomon's: The Covered Place for the Sabbath and King's Entry the First Temple: Defiled and Its Treasures Given by Ahaz to the King of