2 Chronicles · Chapter 13 · 2 Chronicles 33–34

Manasseh and Josiah

Manasseh's altars in the two courts and the graven image in the house of God; taken in chains to Babylon, he humbled himself greatly — then Manasseh knew that Jehovah he was God; Amon; then Josiah, who while yet young began to seek the God of David: I have found the book of the law; Huldah — because thy heart was tender; and the covenant read in the ears of all the people.

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  1. Chapter 13: Manasseh and JosiahTitleChapter 13: Manasseh and Josiah2 Chronicles 33 – 34
  2. ManassehPage 141Manasseh2 Chronicles 33:1–6
  3. ManassehPage 142Manasseh2 Chronicles 33:7–9
  4. He Humbled Himself GreatlyPage 143He Humbled Himself Greatly2 Chronicles 33:10–17
  5. The Kings of JudahPage 144The Kings of Judah2 Chronicles 33:18–25
  6. JosiahPage 145Josiah2 Chronicles 34:1–7
  7. To Repair the HousePage 146To Repair the House2 Chronicles 34:8–11
  8. The Book of the LawPage 147The Book of the Law2 Chronicles 34:12–15
  9. The Book of the LawPage 148The Book of the Law2 Chronicles 34:16–21
  10. Huldah the ProphetessPage 149Huldah the Prophetess2 Chronicles 34:22–25
  11. Because Thy Heart Was TenderPage 150Because Thy Heart Was Tender2 Chronicles 34:26–28
  12. The Book of the CovenantPage 151The Book of the Covenant2 Chronicles 34:29–33