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Jehoahaz

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Jehoahaz (jēhō`əhăz) or Joahaz (jō`əhăz).

1 In Second Kings, king of Israel (c.821–805 B.C.), son and successor of Jehu. He presided over an era of severe reduction of territory and prestige for the northern kingdom.

2 In the Bible, king of Judah for three months in 609 B.C. after the death of his father Josiah in battle against the Egyptians. Pharaoh Neco II removed Jehoahaz to Egypt and substituted Jehoiakim, his brother, in his place. He is also called Shallum.

3 Mentioned in Second Chronicles, where Ahaziah is meant. See Ahaziah 1 King of Israel, son of Ahab. He was a worthy successor of his father only in that he followed Ahab's religious views. He was succeeded by his brother Jehoram (1.)

2 King of Judah, son of Jehoram (2) and Athaliah (1.
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He dates the inscription to the beginning of the eighth century and concludes that it records a coalition of Jehoahaz of Israel and Joash of BaytDawid against Bar Hadad II of Damascus, the son of Hazael.
With respect to the fall of the northern kingdom (2 Kgs 17:7-23), the supplication of Jehoahaz (2 Kgs 13:1-9), and the story of Jeroboam (2 Kgs 14:23-29), Cogan and Tadmor maintained that "[m]onarchic misconduct the measure of Deutcronomistic judgment elsewhere in Kings, is not considered.
A few verses later Neco deposes Josiah's son Jehoahaz and replaces him with his brother Eliakim, whose name he changes to Jehoiakim (2 Chr 36:3-4).
 
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