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... Assyria forced Hezekiah , then king of Judah , to pay tribute to him , and in 612 Assyria yielded its primacy to Babylon . Eight years later Jerusalem was despoiled , and its king was deported to Babylon . In the early 6th century BC ...
... Assyria forced Hezekiah , then king of Judah , to pay tribute to him , and in 612 Assyria yielded its primacy to Babylon . Eight years later Jerusalem was despoiled , and its king was deported to Babylon . In the early 6th century BC ...
Page 307
... Assyria that its 8th - century - BCE king Ahaz chose to submit himself to Assyria in return for relief . Ahaz introduced a new Aramaean - style altar in the Jerusalem Temple and adopted other foreign customs that are counted against him ...
... Assyria that its 8th - century - BCE king Ahaz chose to submit himself to Assyria in return for relief . Ahaz introduced a new Aramaean - style altar in the Jerusalem Temple and adopted other foreign customs that are counted against him ...
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... Assyria . During Manasseh's peaceful reign of 55 years in the 7th century BCE , Judah was a submissive ally of Assyria . Manasseh's forces served in the building and military operations of the Assyrian kings Esarhaddon and Ashur ...
... Assyria . During Manasseh's peaceful reign of 55 years in the 7th century BCE , Judah was a submissive ally of Assyria . Manasseh's forces served in the building and military operations of the Assyrian kings Esarhaddon and Ashur ...
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