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Jehoash (jēhō`ăsh) or Joash (jō`ăsh), in the Bible.

1 King of Israel, son and successor of Jehoahaz. He was generally successful in a war with Damascus, and he conquered Amaziah of Judah. He was succeeded by his son Jeroboam II.

2 King of Judah, son of Ahaziah Ahaziah , in the Bible.

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.
..... Click the link for more information. (2.) When his father was murdered and his grandmother Athaliah seized the power and massacred the royal family, Jehoash, a baby, was saved by his aunt and uncle, Jehosheba and Jehoiada (see Jehoiada Jehoiada , in the Bible.

1 High priest. He married Jehosheba, a princess of Judah, and together they saved the infant Jehoash. They led the conspiracy against Athaliah that put Jehoash on the throne (see Jehoash (2)).
..... Click the link for more information. (1)). He was dominated by his guardians when he became king six years later. He was responsible for religious reforms against Baal worship. After a long reign he was assassinated.

3 Gideon's father.

4 One of Ahab's sons.

5 Judahite.

6 Benjamite.

7 One who joined David at Ziklag.

8 One of David's officers.

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Moll, "Texture and Counterpoint in the Four-Voice Mass Settings of Machaut and his Contemporaries"; Margaret Bent, "The 'Harmony' of the Machaut Mass"; Owen Rees, "Machaut's Mass and Sounding Number"; Elizabeth Eva Leach, "Singing More About Singing Less: Machaut's Pour ce que tous (B12)"; Anne Stone, "Music Writing and Poetic Voice in Machaut: Some Remarks on B12 and R14"; Jehoash Hirshberg, "A Portrayal of the Lady Who Guards her Honour (B25)"; Peter M.

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Jehoash Hirshberg, Music in the Jewish Community of Palestine, 1880-1948: A Social History, 1995; Philip Bohlman, The Land Where Two Streams Flow, 1989).

Israeli Music by FLAM, GILA / Judaism: A Quarterly Journal of Jewish Life and Thought