Macaiah Warns Ahab There had been three years without any war between Israel and Syria (v. 1). Ahab decided to
regain Israel’s lost territory of Ramoth-gilead, 28 miles east of the Jordan River and l5 miles
south of the Sea of Galilee (vv. 2-3). In order to have an army large enough to defeat th …
The New Rulers Jehosaphat and Ahab went up to Ramoth-gilead to face Ben-hadad II, King of Aram. Ahab devised
a plan to go into battle disguised as a regular soldier (v. 30). Jehosaphat did not realize that this
tactic would put him in greater danger. Ben-hadad wanted to kill Ahab because he k …
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Macaiah Warns Ahab
There had been three years without any war between Israel and Syria (v. 1). Ahab decided to regain Israel’s lost territory of Ramoth-gilead, 28 miles east of the Jordan River and l5 miles south of the Sea of Galilee (vv. 2-3). In order to have an army large enough to defeat th …
The New Rulers
Jehosaphat and Ahab went up to Ramoth-gilead to face Ben-hadad II, King of Aram. Ahab devised a plan to go into battle disguised as a regular soldier (v. 30). Jehosaphat did not realize that this tactic would put him in greater danger. Ben-hadad wanted to kill Ahab because he k …