Ahimaaz
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Ahimaaz (Hebrew: אחימעץ, ʼAchīmạʻaẓ; "brother of anger") (ca. 1061/01059 BC
2701 He
2944 AM–fl. 1001/0999 BC
2761 He
3004 AM–981/0 BC979 BC
2781 He
3024 AM) was a Levite, a priest and spy during the reign of King David, and the thirteenth high priest of Israel under King Solomon.[1]
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Genealogy
| Ahitub | |||||||
| Zadok I | |||||||
| Ahimaaz | |||||||
| Azariah I | |||||||
| Jehoram | |||||||
| Amariah | |||||||
| Jehoiada | |||||||
Ahimaaz was the son and successor of Zadok I. His date of birth is an estimate based on the life and career of his descendant Jehoiada.
Career
The Bible says little about the career of Ahimaaz, except that he served King David as an administrative priest and as a spy against David's rebellious son Absalom. (2_Samuel 17:25 ) The Chronicler documents his lineage from Eleazar. (1_Chronicles 6:4-9 ) The years of his succession to the title and his death are estimates based on the career of his son Azariah I. (1_Kings 4:2 )
| Preceded by Zadok I | High priest 3004 AM999 BC 2761 He 3004 AM–3024 AM979 BC 2781 He 3024 AM | Succeeded by Azariah I |
See also
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References
- ↑ "Ahimaaz." Encyclopædia Britannica. 2009. Encyclopædia Britannica Online. Accessed February 16, 2009 <http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/10039/Ahimaaz>.
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