Category:Jezebel (subject)
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According to Jewish traditions, Jezebel was a Phoenician princess and the wife of king Ahab of Israel.
Overview
The Jewish tradition blames Jezebel for inciting her husband Ahab to sin and worship idols. Jezebel opposed Elijah and promoted the cult of Baal.
When Jehu sized power, he ordered to push her out of a window and kill her.
Jezebel in ancient sources
- See Jezebel (sources) -- survey of ancient sources
Jezebel in literature & the arts
Jezebel has received numerous representations in the arts and has become quite famous in popular culture as a symbol of sex, intrigue and seductiveness.
- See Jezebel (arts) -- survey of fictional works
Jezebel in scholarship
- See Jezebel (research) -- survey of scholarly works
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Pages in category "Jezebel (subject)"
The following 10 pages are in this category, out of 10 total.
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- Jezebel (1937 Frankau), novel
- The Hairy Man (1939 Catto), novel
- Jezebel (1955 Wilson), novel
- די קעניגין איזבל (Queen Jezebel / 1959 Izban), novel
- The Painted Queen (1961 Hesky), novel
- The Curse of Jezebel (1961 Slaughter), novel
- Merari: The Woman Who Challenged Queen Jezebel and the Pagan Gods (1986 Bremkamp), novel