Lesson 7: Ahab's Wars with Syria & Naboth's Vineyard
Lesson 7 from The Divided Kingdom (Adult Series) by Rhodes Davis.
Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase through these links, I may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. Learn more.
[!NOTE]
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
-
Whom did God appoint to replace Elijah?
-
What do you think response of Ahab in 1 Kings 20:11 means?
-
How did the servants Ben-hadad account for Israel’s success in battle? What did they propose?
-
How were the armies of the Israelites and Syrians compared in the second battle? What was the result?
-
What happened to Ahab as he returned from the battle?
-
What happened to Naboth? Why? What was the punishment for this wickedness?
-
How was the evil of Ahab described in 1 Kings 21