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The rest of the history of Manasseh - his prayer to his God, and the sermons the prophets personally delivered by authority of God, the God of Israel - this is all written in The Chronicles of the Kings of Israel.
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His prayer and how God was touched by his prayer, a list of all his sins and the things he did wrong, the actual places where he built the pagan shrines, the installation of the sex-goddess Asherah sites, and the idolatrous images that he worshiped previous to his conversion - this is all described in the records of the prophets.
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When Manasseh died, they buried him in the palace garden. His son Amon was the next king.
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Amon was twenty-two years old when he became king. He was king for two years in Jerusalem.
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In God's opinion he lived an evil life, just like his father Manasseh,
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but he never did repent to God as Manasseh repented. He just kept at it, going from one thing to another.
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In the end Amon's servants revolted and assassinated him - killed the king right in his own palace.
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The citizens in their turn then killed the king's assassins. The citizens then crowned Josiah, Amon's son, as king.