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1KI 15:1–15:8 ©

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Abiyyam rules over Yehudah

15:1 Abiyyam rules over Yehudah

(2 Chr. 13:1–14:1)

15In the eighteenth year of (Nabat’s son) King Yarobam’s reign over Israel, Abiyyam became king of Yehudah. 2(His mother’s name was Maakah, one of Abishalom’s daughters.) He reigned from Yerushalem for three years 3but he disobeyed God in ways similar to his father—he wasn’t interested in following his God Yahweh completely like his ancestor David had done. 4However for David’s sake, his God Yahweh gave Abiyyam a son to rule after him—to allow Yerushalem to continue on with a flicker of light[ref] 5because David had done what Yahweh had said was correct, and thoughout his life he hadn’t deviated from what Yahweh had instructed him, except in the matter concerning Uriyyah the Hittite.[ref] 6Rehavam’s and Yarobam’s factions were in a continual state of war during Abiyyam’s reign.[ref] 7Everything else that Abiyyam did is written in the book of the events of the kings of Yehudah, as the war between Abiyyam and Yarobam continued.

8Then Abiyyam died and was buried with his ancestors in the City of David, and his son Asa replaced him as king.


15:4: 1Ki 11:36.

15:5: 2Sam 11:1-27.

15:6: 2Ch 13:3-21.

1KI 15:1–15:8 ©

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