And it came to pass, as soon as the kingdom was confirmed in his hand, that he slew his servants which had slain the king his father.
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Verse 5 is found in chapter 14 of 2 Kings. Amaziah begins to reign in Judah and receives a relatively favorable evaluation, although he does not remove the high places. The text highlights his obedience to the law by executing those responsible for his father’s death without killing the children of the guilty. He then defeats Edom and captures Sela. This section presents a king who acts according to a specific legal standard and achieves military success. Yet the evaluation remains incomplete because the cultic reform does not reach every level. The narrator maintains religious faithfulness as the principal criterion for evaluating government.
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Da er nun seines Königreiches mächtig ward, schlug er seine Knechte, die seinen Vater, den König geschlagen hatten.
Y luego que el reino fue confirmado en su mano, hirió a sus siervos, los que habían muerto al rey su padre.
Cuando el reino quedó firme en sus manos, mató a los servidores que habían matado al rey, su padre.
Lorsque la royauté fut affermie entre ses mains, il frappa ses serviteurs qui avaient tué le roi, son père.
Ora, come il regno fu stabilito nelle sue mani, egli percosse i suoi servitori, che aveano ucciso il re suo padre.
Sucedeu que, sendo já o reino confirmado na sua mão, matou os servos que tinham matado o rei, seu pai.
王國在他手裏鞏固的時候,他就把殺他父王的臣僕殺了,
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