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Lesson 7: Ahab's Wars with Syria & Naboth's Vineyard

Lesson 7 from The Divided Kingdom (Adult Series) by Rhodes Davis.

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Lesson Overview

Scripture Text: 1 Kings 19:19-21:29
Estimated Date: 874 – 853 B.C.

Synopsis: King Ahab had several struggles with Ben-hadad, the king of Syria. Despite Ahab’s wickedness, God gave victory to Ahab. However, Ahab dealt foolishly with Ben-hadad and a prophet of God rebuked him. Ahab, influenced by his evil wife Jezebel, conspired to get Naboth’s vineyard. God saw their evil and promised retribution for their treachery.

Questions for Discussion & Study

  1. Whom did God appoint to replace Elijah?

  2. What do you think response of Ahab in 1 Kings 20:11 means?

  3. How did the servants Ben-hadad account for Israel’s success in battle? What did they propose?

  4. How were the armies of the Israelites and Syrians compared in the second battle? What was the result?

  5. What happened to Ahab as he returned from the battle?

  6. What happened to Naboth? Why? What was the punishment for this wickedness?

  7. How was the evil of Ahab described in 1 Kings 21