am 3117-3119, bc 887-885
And after all: "His son Ahaziah Prorex, soon after."
an incurable disease: 2 Chronicles 21:15; 2 Kings 9:29; Acts 12:23
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2 Chronicles 21:18
2 Chronicles 21:18
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