Jezebel
a Jewish queen, celebrated . of Ethbaal, King of Sidon, and wife of Ahab, King of Israel . She turned her husband from the worship of the true God, established temples to the idol Baal and caused a large number of prophets and holy persons to be put to death. throne, flung her from the windows of her own palace, which killed her, the dogs devouring her, by St. John to a certain female of Thyatira, in his day holding a like bad as had been foretold. Her name, given pre-eminence in profligacy of life, is Thyatira, in his day holding a like bad commonly applied to a rapacious, or vile woman. entirely on the nies the divinity of ertheless teaches i coming o lect the scat a great em th prophets; t time the ancient Heb ation of the the abstinence termed uncl Tews all the pr which, at the to rabbis. A Jews, during rincipal doctor.
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She was daughter Sidon, and wife o Israel. She turned her worship of the true to the idol Baal number of prophets put to death. arone, flung her her own palace, dogs devouring her, Her name, given certain female of ligacy of life, is rapacious, or vile Bled 19 JEZIRAH JEZIRAH (-zī'rä), one of the two principal works of the Kabbala, its date being assigned by some to the 1st, by others to the 8th or 9th century.