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Ahab King of Israel, Husband of Jezebel
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Ahab's Character Traits
Ahab's Life Timeline
Baal Worshipc. 874-853 BC
Ahab builds a temple to Baal and does more evil than any king before him.
1KI 16:32-33Naboth's Vineyardc. 855 BC
Jezebel arranges Naboth's murder so Ahab can take his vineyard.
1KI 21:1-16
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- Ahabhusband ofJezebel1KI 16:29-31from relationships: Wife
Ahab's Key Relationships
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Spiritual Lessons from Ahab
Dangerous Alliances
Ahab's marriage to Jezebel brought Baal worship into Israel. His political alliance became spiritual adultery. Partnerships that compromise faith lead to destruction, no matter their political advantages.
Key Verses about Ahab
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