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Azel in the Bible — Who Was Azel? | fresh.bible

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Azel

Azel

A descendant of Saul with six sons — showing the family line continued long after the throne was lost

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Several generations after Saul, Azel had six sons and his brother Eshek's line produced 150 mighty warriors and expert bowmen.

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family_historyDescendant of Saul through Jonathan family_historyFather of six sons

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A Throne Lost, a Legacy Found

1 Chronicles 8:33-40

Azel is the culminating figure of Saul's post-dynastic line — his six sons and the 150 elite warrior descendants that follow represent the Chronicler's final argument that losing a throne does not mean losing a legacy.

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