Talmud su II Cronache 7:14

What did Manasse do? It is written¹⁶⁵2K. 20:1, Is. 38:1.: In these days, Hezekias became critically ill, etc., for you will die, you will not live. For you will die, in this world, you will not live, in the Future World. He asked him, why? He answered him, because you did not want to have children¹⁶⁶Babli Berakhot 10a.. He asked him, why do you not want to have children? He answered him, I saw that I will have an evil son; therefore, I do not want to have children. He told him, marry my daughter¹⁶⁷Manasse was born after Hezekias’s illness; his mother’s name is given without patronymic., maybe descending from me and you he will become a good person. Nevertheless the result was only a bad person. That is what is written¹⁶⁸Is. 32:7., but my vessels, his vessels are bad. He told him, I am not listening to you, I only am jumping on what my ancestor said, who told me¹⁶⁹A slightly different version is in Taˋaniot 2:1 (65b l.3), Eccl. rabba 7(29), Tanhuma Noah 8. The Yerushalmi version is the basis of a central piece of the Ashkenazic service of New Year’s day (in the Eastern European version also of the Day of Atonement). The Babli version (Roš Haššanah 16b) is quite different., if you see bad dreams or bad visions do jump onto three things and you will be saved. These are: prayer, giving alms, and repentance. All three from one verse¹⁷⁰2Chr. 7:14.: If My people, over whom My Name is called, are subdued and they will pray, that refers to prayer, and they will ask before me, that refers to giving alms, as you say¹⁷¹Ps. 17:15., I, by giving alms, shall see Your Face, I shall be satiated in waking by Your image. They shall repent their evil ways, that is repentance. If they did this, what is written there? I shall listen from Heaven, forgive their sins, and heal their land. Immediately, he turned, as is written.