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2 Chronicles 33:19

2 Chronicles 33:19

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his prayer also: , ; ; ;

all his sins: ;

before he: , , ; , , ; ;

the seers: or, Hosai, So the Targum and Vulgate. The Syraic has Hanun the prophet; and the Arabic, Saphan the prophet. This record is totally lost; for the captivity and repentance of Manasseh are related no where else; and the prayer of Manasseh in the Apocrypha was probably composed long afterwards. It is not acknowledged as canonical even by the Romish church, though it was anciently used as a form of confession, and as such still received by the Greek church.

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