am 3074, bc 930
In the six: See note on 1 Kings 15:32. "From the rending of the ten tribes from Judah, over which Asa was now king." 1 Kings 15:16-22
to the intent: 2 Chronicles 11:13-17, 2 Chronicles 15:5, 2 Chronicles 15:9; 1 Kings 12:27
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2 Chronicles 16:1
2 Chronicles 16:1
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