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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Ahaz (King living at the time of Divided Monarchy)
He abandoned his predecessors' reforms, sacrificed his own son in the fire and closed the temple. Facing a coalition of enemies, he paid Assyria for protection instead of trusting the promise Isaiah brought, and Judah stayed an Assyrian vassal for a generation. The Immanuel prophecy was given in his crisis.
He abandoned his predecessors' reforms, sacrificed his own son in the fire and closed the temple. Facing a coalition of enemies, he paid Assyria for protection instead of trusting the promise Isaiah brought, and Judah stayed an Assyrian vassal for a generation. The Immanuel prophecy was given in his crisis.
Ahaz was a king of Judah who abandoned the reforms of his predecessors, sacrificing his own son in the fire and closing the temple to set up pagan altars instead, and rather than trust God's promise of protection through the prophet Isaiah, he paid the Assyrian empire for protection against a coalition of enemies, a decision that made Judah an Assyrian vassal for a generation. It was during Ahaz's crisis that Isaiah delivered the famous prophecy of a child to be called Immanuel, God with us.
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- 2 Kings 15:38
- 2 Kings 16:1
- 2 Kings 16:2
- 2 Kings 16:5
- 2 Kings 16:7
- 2 Kings 16:8
- 2 Kings 16:10
- 2 Kings 16:11
- 2 Kings 16:15
- 2 Kings 16:16
- 2 Kings 16:17
- 2 Kings 16:19
- 2 Kings 16:20
- 2 Kings 17:1
- 2 Kings 18:1
- 2 Kings 20:11
- 2 Kings 23:12
- 1 Chronicles 3:13
- 2 Chronicles 27:9
- 2 Chronicles 28:1
- 2 Chronicles 28:16
- 2 Chronicles 28:19
- 2 Chronicles 28:21
- 2 Chronicles 28:22
- 2 Chronicles 28:24
- 2 Chronicles 28:27
- 2 Chronicles 29:19
- Isaiah 1:1
- Isaiah 7:1
- Isaiah 7:3
- Isaiah 7:10
- Isaiah 7:12
- Isaiah 14:28
- Isaiah 38:8
- Hosea 1:1
- Micah 1:1
