SENNACHERIB
A Biblical and Theological Dictionary · 1832 · p. 77
king of As syria, son and succe or of Shalmaneser. He began his reign A. M. 3290, and reigned only four years. Hezekiah, king of Judah, having refused to pay him tribute, though he afterward submitted, he invaded Judea with a great army, took several forts, and after repeated, insolent, and blasphemous me ages, besieged Jerusalem; but his army being suddenly smitten with a pestilence, which cut off a hundred and eighty-five you sand in a single night, he returned to Nineveh, where he was murdered in the temple of Nisroch by his sons A dram me lech and Sharezer, and was succeeded by his other son, Esar-haddon, 2 Kings xix, 7, 13, 37.
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