am 3405, bc 599
eight years old: The Syriac, Arabic, and the parallel place (see note on 2 Kings 24:8), have "eighteen years;" which, as Scaliger observes, is no doubt the genuine reading.
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2 Chronicles 36:9
2 Chronicles 36:9
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