Repentance and Its Aftermath (2 Chr. 33:1-20)

Update: 2025-08-04

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Manasseh was a wicked king, yet God showed him grace. Still, the effects of his sin lingered on. Ultimately, Jesus is the only one who can fix what sin has broken and make all things new.

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Repentance and Its Aftermath (2 Chr. 33:1-20)

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Repentance and Its Aftermath (2 Chr. 33:1-20)

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Repentance and Its Aftermath (2 Chr. 33:1-20)