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Could refer to Joseph's firstborn OR Judah's most wicked king who repented
Prism of Esarhaddon (Nimrud Prism, listing "Manasi, king of Yaudi" among 22 vassal kings, c. 674 BC); also named on the Rassam Cylinder of Ashurbanipal; housed at British Museum, London
Two major figures: (1) Joseph's firstborn son in Egypt who received the lesser blessing from Jacob (Genesis 48). His tribe settled on both sides of the Jordan. (2) King Manasseh of Judah — arguably the worst king ever. He reigned 55 years, set up altars to Baal in the Temple, practiced sorcery, and sacrificed his son. But when he was captured by Assyria, he repented, and God restored him (2 Chronicles 33:12-13). Proof that no one is too far gone.
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