In the Hebrew Bible, the story of King Ahab and Queen Jezebel ... Ahab’s kingdom fell. Jezebel was thrown from a window by her own allies. Elijah’s voice, though mocked and hunted, endured.

Jezebel, the wicked queen, and wife to the evil King Ahab had a reputation for murder, iniquity, and sexual promiscuity. She not only served as a thorn in the side of the prophet Elijah, but she also ...

Some were heretics and others heroes, but these royal women all took center stage in some of the most important stories in the Old Testament. Bathsheba, Jezebel, Athaliah, and Esther are all ...

He played his own biblical role — the ruler who chooses not to hear or heed. He was King Ahab, who sees Elijah and says, “Is that you, you troubler of Israel?” (I Kings 18: 17). President ...

Jehu's rise to power was marked by violence Jehu's coup was waged against the line of the Israelite king Ahab and his foreign wife Jezebel. It's worth noting that evangelicals have compared both ...

Ahab sulked and refused to eat, until his wife Jezebel provided a solution. Pretending to be the king, she wrote to the ... so he sent the Prophet Elijah to find Ahab, who was in the purloined ...

another Old Testament figure who was a warrior king, who defeated Ahab and Jezebel - enemies of God - and really cleaned house or, as they put it, drained the swamp and took vengeance and ...

The Old Testament story of Elijah is full of colour and drama as the prophet revives a widow’s son, confronts the worshippers of Baal, faces up to Ahab and Jezebel, flees to the wilderness ...

His worst problems began when he spoke out against King Ahab who, swayed by his wife Jezebel, began to worship foreign gods. Elijah was known for causing a drought and remedying it, working ...

His worst problems began when he spoke out against King Ahab who, swayed by his wife Jezebel, began to worship foreign gods. Elijah was known for causing a drought and remedying it, working ...