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Original
Notes
They worshiped the LORD, but they also served their own gods: The Hebrew faith, already mixed with Jeroboam I's religion, now included many foreign customs. Genuine worship of the Lord nearly vanished. Only a few faithful Israelites responded to Hezekiah’s later invitation to come to Judah for the Passover celebration (2 Chronicles 30:10–19).
The writer adds information about later events in Israel, like foreigners moving into the land and the mixed population's blended religious practices.
Glossary
Book of Micah Jeroboam Kings, Books of First and Second Manasseh, Tribe of Nations Samaritans Syria, Syrians
Topics
Babylon: Empire of Colonists From, Sent to Samaria Judgments: Delivered: Into the Hands of the Assyrians Priests: Made of the Lowest of the People by Jeroboam and Others Rulers: Wicked: Exalting Debased Persons to the Priesthood Samaria: Country of: Foreign Colonies Distributed Among the Cities of, by the King of Assyria The Jews: Taken Captive to Assyria and Babylon