What the Bible says about Manasseh's Idolatry
(From Forerunner Commentary)

2 Chronicles 33:2-9 Under this wicked king, Judah became worse than all of those whom the Lord had destroyed before the children of Israel—the Canaanites, the Hivites, the Hittites. He seduced Judah into brazen idolatry and destroyed all of Hezekiah's good works. He used astrology, spiritism, wizardry, human sacrifice, erection of idol groves—and yet he repented in captivity. But apparently, he was not allowed to be buried with the kings. Despite all of his wickedness, he, too, is on the list of Jesus' ancestors in Matthew 1. John W. Ritenbaugh Why Three Kings Are Missing From Matthew 1 Related Topics: Astrology | Canaan | Hezekiah | Hittites | Hivites | Human Sacrifice | Human Sacrifice Detestable | Idol Groves | Idolatry | King Manasseh's Corruption | Manasseh | Manasseh of Judah | Manasseh's Repentance | Spiritism | Three Kings Missing from Matthew 1 | Three Missing Kings in Matthew 1