2 Kings 18:22 - Joseph Benson’s Commentary on the Old and New Testaments

But if ye say, We trust in the Lord His weak arguing here proceeds from his ignorance of that God in whom Hezekiah trusted, and of his law. Is not that he whose high places, &c., Hezekiah hath taken away? Thereby robbing him of that worship and service which he had in those places. Thus he speaks boldly of those things which he understood not, calling that a crime which was a great virtue, and judging of the great God by their false and petty gods, and of God's worship according to the vain fancies of the heathen, who measured piety by the multitude of altars.