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1KI 16:29–16:34 ©

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Ahav’s reign over Israel

16:29 Ahav’s reign over Israel

29Omri’s son Ahav became king of Israel in the thirty-eighth year of King Ahab’s reign over Yehudah, and he reigned Israel from Shomrom for twenty-two years. 30Ahav did what Yahweh had said was evil—in fact he did more evil things than all those kings who preceded him. 31As if following Yarobam’s behaviour wasn’t bad enough, he married Izevel (Jezebel), the daughter of the Sidonian King Etbaal, then went and served Baal and bowed down to him. 32He built a temple for Baal in Shomrom and placed an altar in it. 33Ahav also made an Asherah pole and went on to provoke Israel’s God Yahweh to get angry, more than any of the previous kings of Israel had done. 34During his reign, Hiel from Bethel rebuilt Yeriko city. As they laid the foundations, his eldest son Aviram died, and when they hung the city gates, his youngest son Seguv died, just as Yahweh had told (Nun’s son) Yehoshua (Joshua).[ref]


16:34: Josh 6:26.

1KI 16:29–16:34 ©

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