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| + | <category>A Partner in Crime | ||
| + | <p>Despite being absent from the actual proceedings, Achav completely supported Izevel's plot and was a full (though silent) partner in the crime.</p> | ||
| + | <mekorot>Abarbanel, Metzudot, modern scholars</mekorot> | ||
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| + | <category>Responsible for Izevel | ||
| + | <p>Though Achav played no role in the framing and death of Navot, in his dual role as king and husband, he was responsible for the actions of Izevel.</p> | ||
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| + | Punished for Other Crimes | ||
| + | <p>Achav was not  being punished solely for his role in the murder of Navot, but for his other sins as well, most notably his idolatry.</p> | ||
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Version as of 12:50, 6 May 2018
Exegetical Approaches
A Partner in Crime
Despite being absent from the actual proceedings, Achav completely supported Izevel's plot and was a full (though silent) partner in the crime.
Sources:Abarbanel, Metzudot, modern scholars
Responsible for Izevel
Though Achav played no role in the framing and death of Navot, in his dual role as king and husband, he was responsible for the actions of Izevel.
Punished for Other Crimes
Achav was not being punished solely for his role in the murder of Navot, but for his other sins as well, most notably his idolatry.
