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A son of Jeroham in Benjamin's genealogy — also the name of the infamous queen of Judah
Son of Jeroham, listed among the heads of Benjaminite families in 1 Chronicles 8. He shares his name with the notorious queen of Judah, though this figure is a distinct individual known only from his place in Benjamin's genealogy.
5 chapters across 2 books
Athaliah is introduced here as the dominant force behind Ahaziah's kingship, actively counseling her son toward wickedness — a corrupting influence the text holds directly responsible for his destruction.
The Secret Alliance2 Chronicles 23:1-3Athaliah is named here as the threat looming over every person in that room — everyone joining Jehoiada's covenant knows they are committing treason against her and will die if the plan fails.
The Temple Fundraiser Nobody Expected2 Chronicles 24:4-7Athaliah is named here as the one responsible for gutting the Temple — she allowed her sons to ransack God's house and redirect its sacred items to Baal, creating the damage Joash would later repair.
Athaliah is actively consolidating her stolen power here, having just learned of her son's death and responding not with grief but by ordering the slaughter of her own grandchildren.
Like Mother, Like Son2 Kings 8:25-29Athaliah is identified as the decisive corrupting influence on Ahaziah — a granddaughter of Omri and daughter of Ahab, she carried the northern kingdom's idolatry directly into Judah's throne room.
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