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did terrible things. He had tattoos. He went and burnt. He introduced into hand out the tickets afterwards. You don't need to hand it out. introduced into he went ahead and all of the things that he did were against what the prophet said to do and therefore punished yakim he was handed over to the enemy and he died and he didn't get proper burial forever for the rest of time he wasn't buried afterwards we had yo y which was seven years later king yo ya he was uh in charge and he also rebelled against he also rebelled and then what happened was indeed also at that point in time brought suffering into and that was the second exile the second group of people which included which included all of these individuals were included in that that they were also gone ahead and they were exiled. The third group was the group of Sidkia. Sidkia was the righteous king. He was a sadik for most of the time. Although he did some things that were off, but most of the things he did were sadik. And at his time, it was already too late. The beta mikdash was destroyed. He was sent into exile. He had a very difficult time in exile. And the rest of the majority of Amish was taken into exile to the land of Bav. You have a question. So for the first two exiles there, the first one was Yahim and then the second one is Yahim, his son. >> Oh, so he pretty much named his son after him. >> Yes. Y was the son of Yakim. >> Okay. So the famous question that people ask is where was during the exile? Where was and there's actually a story that says that one time to highlight the cruelty of
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