Hezekiah

Also known as: King Hezekiah · Role: son of Ahaz · First appears: The Third Day

On the Sixth Day, his father, King Ahaz, delivered Hezekiah to the fires of Moloch. His mother painted him with salamander blood, protecting him from the fire. Later, Manasseh is described as Hezekiah’s penitent son.

Relationship record

Life events

• King Ahaz delivered Hezekiah to the fires of Moloch.(The Sixth Day)
  • With: King Ahaz
  • “His wicked father, King Ahaz, had delivered him to the fires of Moloch”
• Hezekiah's mother painted him with salamander blood, protecting him from the fire.(The Sixth Day)
  • With: Hezekiah's mother (Section 008)
  • “had his mother not painted him with the blood of the salamander, so that the fire could do him no harm.”

The Third Day

• child: Manasseh “Here dwell those who have repented, and Manasseh, the penitent son of Hezekiah, presides over them.”

The Sixth Day

• parent: King Ahaz “King Hezekiah owes his life to the salamander. His wicked father, King Ahaz, had delivered him to the fires of Moloch, and he would have been burnt, had his mother not painted him with the blood of the salamander, so that the fire could do him no harm.”
• parent: Hezekiah's mother (Section 008) “King Hezekiah owes his life to the salamander. His wicked father, King Ahaz, had delivered him to the fires of Moloch, and he would have been burnt, had his mother not painted him with the blood of the salamander, so that the fire could do him no harm.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Legends of the Jews, Volume I. Made with Rho MD.