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Willingly Sold to Sin
Commentators emphasize the phrase "sold himself" to show Ahab's active and willing choice in his wickedness. Matthew Henry contrasts this with the Apostle Paul, who felt like a captive to sin against his will (Romans 7:14). Ahab, however, willingly chose and loved the dominion of sin, making him fully responsible for his actions.
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18th Century
Theologian
whom Jezebel stirred up: The history of Ahab’s reign throughout exhibits him as completely governed by his imperious wife. Instances of her …
19th Century
Bishop
The dogs shall eat Jezebel.—In all his address to Ahab, Elijah has, so far, disdained to name the instigator, on whom the…
17th Century
Pastor
But there was none like unto Ahab, which did sell himself to
work wickedness in the sight of the Lord
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17th Century
Minister
Blessed Paul complains that he was sold under sin (Romans 7:14), as a poor captive against his will. But Ahab was willing. He …