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Hezekiah cleanses the temple and keeps the Passover Placed by sequence — no public-domain source dates this
True span 4004 BC – AD 100
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How we know the date In the first year of Hezekiah's reign (2 Chronicles 29:3), which ISBE dates to 726 BC, though it gives the Passover itself no year. None of the public-domain chronologies consulted (ISBE, Easton's, Ussher) gives this event a year; it is placed here by its order in the narrative.
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Placed by sequence — no public-domain source dates this. The event keeps its place in the sequence of the narrative, and no year is shown for it.
Sources Gospel Companion · In-house