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Analytical Bible Expositor: 1 Kings to 2 Chronicles is an extensively organized chapter-by-chapter commentary. Direct in its argument and language, it’s much easier to read and understand than the typical too-academic commentary. Every Bible chapter is treated as a unit and examined in Butler’s typically analytical, alliterative style. As a whole, this commentary combines exposition with...

Ahab conveniently ignores the fact that he was lenient to Ben-hadad and let him go when he should have executed him. Ben-hadad made promises (1 Kings 20:34) to get his freedom but obviously had not fulfilled all those promises. Ahab has no one to blame but himself for Ramoth being in Syria’s hands. “Jehoshaphat … came down to the king of Israel [Ahab] … wilt thou go with me to battle to Ramoth-gilead?… I am as thou art, my people as thy people” (1 Kings
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