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Ahab
King of Israel who, with Jezebel, promoted the worship of Baal and opposed Elijah.
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Ahab — King of Israel who, with Jezebel, promoted the worship of Baal and opposed Elijah.
Parents
- Omri father 1 Kings 16:28–29
Spouses
Children
- Athaliah daughter Disputed 2 Kings 8:182 Chronicles 21:62 Kings 8:26
2 Kings 8:18 calls Jehoram's wife Ahab's daughter; 2 Kings 8:26 calls Athaliah "the daughter of Omri", which can mean granddaughter (descendant).
- Ahaziah son 1 Kings 22:401 Kings 22:51
- Joram son 2 Kings 3:12 Kings 9:24
2 Kings 1:17 says Jehoram reigned because Ahaziah had no son; 2 Kings 3:1 calls him "son of Ahab".
Grandchildren and later descendants
- Ahaziah grandchild
Tribe, clan and house
- Royal house: House of Omri Member 1 Kings 16:29–30
Office and succession (not family)
- Omri preceded in office — King of Israel (northern kingdom) 1 Kings 16:28
- Ahaziah followed in office — King of Israel (northern kingdom) 1 Kings 22:40
Every relationship here comes from a cited passage. Solid lines are stated parent links; dashed lines mean generations are not all listed; dotted lines mark legal or adoptive parents; a question mark marks a disputed or interpretive link. Political succession and office are never drawn as family.