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Ahab's queen who made Baal worship official and hunted down God's prophets
Historically Verified
Her father Ethbaal (Ittobaal I), king of the Sidonians, shows up in Assyrian records and was written about by Josephus, confirming the biblical account of her royal background.
open_in_newA Phoenician princess who married King Ahab of Israel and brought organized Baal worship with her. She funded 450 prophets of Baal, ordered the execution of God's prophets, and had a man named Naboth killed so Ahab could take his vineyard. Elijah was her arch-nemesis. Her name became a byword for spiritual corruption, manipulation, and false teaching — referenced in Revelation as a warning.
Like Father, Like Son
1 Kings 22:51-53The End of Baal in Israel
2 Kings 10:24-28Jezebel is named alongside Ahab as the co-founder of institutionalized Baal worship in Israel — the destruction of Baal's temple is presented as the undoing of her most lasting and destructive legacy.
The Confrontation at Naboth's Field
2 Kings 9:21-26Jezebel is named by Jehu as the reason there can be no peace — her ongoing idolatry and sorcery are the living legacy of Ahab's sins that Joram never renounced.
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