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The whole land of Judea mourned for Josiah. The prophet Jeremiah also grieved for Josiah. The leading citizens, with the women, grieve over him until this day. This has become a tradition for the whole nation of Israel to observe.
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These events have been written in the official records of the Judean kings. All of Josiah's actions—including his honor, his understanding of the Law of the Lord, all that he did previously, and these things that are now told—are described in the official records of the kings of Israel and Judea.
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Then the leaders of the nation appointed Jeconiah, Josiah's son, who was 23 years old, as king to succeed his father.
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He ruled in Judea and Jerusalem for three months. Then the king of Egypt removed him from his rule in Jerusalem
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and fined the nation one hundred talents of silver and one talent of gold.