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among the people: This type of meeting usually dealt with sin that might lead to divine punishment (see Deuteronomy 21:1–9; Joshua 7:10–12; 1 Samuel 7:1–6). Jezebel called it to falsely accuse an innocent person.
The writer shares another event where King Ahab reacted with anger and sulking (1 Kings 20:43; 21:4).
Ahab Elijah Jezebel Anger Apostasy and Renewal Social Justice The Righteous Suffer
People
Naboth: Jezreelite vineyard owner, unjustly killed by Ahab and Jezebel
Glossary
Ahab (King) Ammi Ancient Letter Writing Archaeology and the Bible Elder Fast, Fasting Jezebel Jezreel (Place) Jezreelite Kings, Books of First and Second Naboth Queen Seal Witness
Topics
Confiscation by Ahab, of Naboth's Vineyard Conspiracy of Jezebel, Against Naboth Covetousness: Ahab, in Desiring Naboth's Vineyard Dishonesty: Ahab Confiscates Naboth's Vineyard Falsehood: The Conspirators Against Naboth Government: Corruption In Government: Monarchical by Solomon Government: Mosaic: Corrupt Government: Municipal: Devolving Upon a Local Senate and Executive officers Indictments: Naboth on the Charge of Blasphemy Jezebel: Wickedly Accomplishes the Death of Naboth Judge: Corrupt: The Judges of Jezreel King: Influential Queens: Jezebel King: Profiting From: Confiscations of Property Murder: The Wicked: Encourage Others to Commit Naboth: His Vineyard Forcibly Taken by Ahab; Stoned at the Instigation of Jezebel Perjury: Witnesses Against Naboth Slander of Naboth, by Jezebel Usurpation of Executive Power in Ordering Naboth's Death and Confiscation of his Vineyard Women: Jezebel, in Her Conspiracy Against Naboth, to Cheat Him out of his Vineyard