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Manasseh, King of Judah (מְנַּשֶׂה, menaseh; Μανασσῆς, Manassēs), King of Judah. Son of Hezekiah who reigned ca. 687–642 bc; the longest-tenured king of Judah. Manasseh secured economic recovery for Judah after the invasion of Sennacherib in 701 bc, but he is blamed for the fall of Judah due to corrupt religious practices and social injustices.

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