In an effort to block his enemies in Aram, Ahab formed a military alliance with King Jehoshaphat of Judah. Although warned by another prophet, Michiah, Ahab proceeded with the war and was hit by a ...

a very wicked king whose dad (King Ahab) and mom (Jezebel) had been the most evil royal couple in Israel’s history. Both Jehoshaphat and Ahaziah followed in the footsteps of their biological ...

Chapter 22 Ahab's last act, finally. Ahab makes an alliance with King Jehoshaphat of Judah to take back a town captured by the Arameans. All the prophets but one advise them to launch their attack.

When king Ahab of Israel, not the nicest person in the book, wanted Jehoshaphat, his Judean counterpart, to join him in battle, he called on some 400 prophets to convince him. In approving ...

One of the most striking examples of this phenomenon is the story of King Ahab of Israel and King Jehoshaphat of Judah, who joined forces to free their territories from the Arameans. Before making ...

The reality of Ahab’s political power is only of concern to the prophet as it relates to the king’s failure to promote the Sinai covenant and the cultic centrality of Jerusalem. The authors of ...

When king Ahab of Israel, not the nicest person in the book, wanted Jehoshaphat, his Judean counterpart, to join him in battle, he called on some 400 prophets to convince him. In approving ...