Late in his reign, threatened by Israel, Asa strips the temple treasures to hire the king of Aram rather than trusting God. The seer Hanani rebukes him — “the eyes of the LORD run to and fro throughout the whole earth, to give strong support to those whose heart is blameless” — but Asa, angry, imprisons him and, when later diseased in his feet, seeks physicians rather than the LORD, and dies.
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2 Chronicles 16
c. 880 BCAsa relies on Aram rather than the LORD and is rebuked by the seer Hanani.
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