Question

3 multiple choice 1 point
how did manasseh take the sins of his ancestors one step further?
he built altars for yahweh’s rivals in yahweh’s own temple.
he was drunk all the time.
he turned away the poor and the needy who begged for food at his gates.
he tortured prisoners of war.
clear my selection
4 multiple choice 1 point
what did king josiah reinstitute?
the daily sacrifice.
the passover.
the reading of the law.
the feast of booths
clear my selection

Explanation:

Question 3

To answer this, we refer to biblical accounts. Manasseh's sins included idolatry, and specifically, he built altars for other gods (Yahweh’s rivals) within Yahweh’s temple, which was a severe transgression. The other options (drunk all the time, turning away the poor, torturing prisoners) are not associated with how he took his ancestors' sins further in the biblical context.

From biblical history, King Josiah reinstituted the Passover. The daily sacrifice, reading of the Law, and Feast of Booths were not the primary practice he reinstituted; the Passover was a key religious observance he restored.

Answer:

A. He built altars for Yahweh’s rivals in Yahweh’s own temple.

Question 4