Save that the high places were not removed: the people sacrificed and burnt incense still on the high places.
Sin embargo, los lugares altos no fueron quitados: el pueblo todavía ofrecía sacrificios y quemaba incienso en estos lugares altos.
A pesar de ciertos cambios, el pueblo continuó adorando en los lugares altos prohibidos.
📚 Contexto Histórico
In the historical context of the divided kingdom of Israel, King Azariah of Judah ruled during a period when many kings struggled to fully obey God's laws as outlined in the Torah. The "high places" were elevated worship sites outside the authorized Temple in Jerusalem, often associated with pagan practices or unauthorized sacrifices that mixed true worship with idolatry. Despite Azariah's otherwise faithful reign, his failure to remove these sites allowed the people to persist in these disobedient traditions, reflecting a common pattern in Judah's history of incomplete reforms.
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