Louis Feldman has argued that Josephusâ portrayal of Hezekiah in the Jewish Antiquities is ambivalent. On the one hand, Josephus calls Hezekiah good, just, and pious (9.260). However, he also attributes Hezekiahâs failure to personally meet with Sennacheribâs envoys to the formerâs
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