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Ahab

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Ahab , d. c.853 BC, king of Israel (c.874-c.853 BC), son and successor of Omri 1. Ahab was one of the greatest kings of the northern kingdom. He consolidated the good foreign relations his father had fostered, and Israel was at peace during much of his reign. His marriage with Jezebel helped his friendship with Tyre, and his alliance with Jehoshaphat 1, king of Judah, made Ahab sure of his less powerful neighbor to the south. Ahab's prestige is seen in Assyrian inscriptions mentioning his alliance against Shalmaneser III (see Shalmaneser I ), who won an indecisive victory... Read more
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Ahab King of Israel ( c .869–850 BCE), son of Omri and...routed in a spectacular contest on Mount Carmel (1 Kgs. 18). Ahab was also humiliated by Elijah for having concurred in the execution, by order of Jezebel, of Naboth , whose vineyard Ahab wished to appropriate. For the biblical writer ... Read more
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Ahab a king of ancient Israel who persecuted the prophets, husband...allowed her persecution and arranged killing of Naboth ; Ahab was warned by the prophet Elijah that his sin would bring disaster on his dynasty. Captain Ahab in Herman Melville's novel Moby Dick (1851), the whaling... Read more

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