2 Chronicles 16: Asa Trusts Aram and Rejects Rebuke

When Baasha of Israel threatens Judah, Asa pays Aram’s king with temple treasure to attack Israel. The seer Hanani rebukes him for trusting a foreign king instead of God, and Asa jails him. Later Asa falls ill but turns only to doctors, not to God, and dies and is buried with honor.

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When Asa’s feet became seriously diseased late in his reign, where does 2 Chronicles 16:12 say he turned?

He went up to the temple and was healed thereHe called for Hanani and asked him to prayHe turned only to physicians, not to the LORDHe sought help from the prophets of Baal