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2 Kings 15:4

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But the places where gods were worshiped were not removed, so the people still made sacrifices and burned incense there.

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In his eighth year as king while he was still young, Josiah began to obey the God of his ancestor David. In his twelfth year as king, Josiah began to remove from Judah and Jerusalem the gods, the places for worshiping gods, the Asherah idols, and the wooden and metal idols.

Hezekiah himself removed your Lord’s places of worship and altars. He told you people of Judah and Jerusalem that you must worship and burn incense on only one altar.

He wanted very much to obey the Lord. He also removed the places for worshiping gods and the Asherah idols from Judah.

He removed the places where gods were worshiped. He smashed the stone pillars and cut down the Asherah idols. Also the Israelites had been burning incense to Nehushtan, the bronze snake Moses had made. But Hezekiah broke it into pieces.

But the places where gods were worshiped were not removed, and the people still made sacrifices and burned incense there. Jotham rebuilt the Upper Gate of the Temple of the Lord.

The places where gods were worshiped were not removed, so the people still sacrificed and burned incense there.

But the places where gods were worshiped were not removed; the people still made sacrifices and burned incense there.

Jehoshaphat was good, like his father Asa, and he did what the Lord said was right. But Jehoshaphat did not destroy the places where gods were worshiped, so the people continued offering sacrifices and burning incense there.

The places of worship to gods were not removed. Even so, Asa was faithful to the Lord all his life.

He did what the Lord said was right, just as his father Amaziah had done.

Jotham did what the Lord said was right, just as his father Uzziah had done.

Joash said to the priests, “Take all the money brought as offerings to the Temple of the Lord. This includes the money each person owes in taxes and the money each person promises or brings freely to the Lord.




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