Talmud do Królów II 23:26

When Manasse became king, he was wild¹⁸¹This word may be read either as Aramaized פֶּרֶא “wild” or as Latin ferus“wild” (E. G.). after Isaiah; he wanted to kill him, but he fled before him. He fled to a cedar tree, the cedar swallowed him, except to a ṣiṣit of his coat. They came and reported it before him. He said, go and cut down the cedar. They cut down the cedar and blood was seen flowing¹⁸²The story is hinted at in the Babli 103b, Yebamot 49b.. But the Eternal did not want to pardon¹⁸³2K. 24:4.: from here that he has no part in the Future World. And is it not written¹⁸⁴A misquote of Jer. 15:4., in addition to the sins of Manasse ben Hezekias, the king of Jehudah. Let us say, before he changed his ways. Because of all the rages by which Manasse enraged him¹⁸⁵2K. 23:26, an almost correct quote.. Let us say, before he repented. But is it not written¹⁸⁶2Chr. 33:23.: For he, Amon, increased in criminality. He did not add, but he found new ways. And is there not written¹⁸⁷2K. 21:16.: Also innocent blood did Manasse spill, a great deal, until he filled Jerusalem from mouth to mouth? How is it possible for flesh and blood to fill Jerusalem with innocent blood from mouth to mouth? But he slew Isaiah who was equal to Moses, about whom is written¹⁸⁸Num. 12:8.: Mouth to mouth I would speak to him.