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1 Reyes 22:41-50

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Josafat, rey de Jud谩

41 Josafat hijo de As谩 ascendi贸 al trono de Jud谩 en el cuarto a帽o de Acab, rey de Israel.
42 Josafat ten铆a treinta y cinco a帽os cuando comenz贸 a reinar, y rein贸 en Jerusal茅n veinticinco a帽os. El nombre de su madre era Azuba hija de Silj铆.
43 Siempre sigui贸 el buen ejemplo de su padre As谩, y nunca se desvi贸 de 茅l, sino que hizo lo que agrada al SE脩OR. Sin embargo, no se quitaron los santuarios paganos, de modo que el pueblo sigui贸 ofreciendo all铆 sacrificios e incienso quemado.
44 Josafat tambi茅n vivi贸 en paz con el rey de Israel.
45 Los dem谩s acontecimientos del reinado de Josafat, lo que llev贸 a cabo y sus proezas militares, est谩n escritos en el libro de las cr贸nicas de los reyes de Jud谩.
46 Libr贸 la tierra del resto de los hombres que practicaban la prostituci贸n en los santuarios, los cuales se hab铆an quedado all铆 incluso despu茅s del reinado de su padre As谩.
47 En aquel tiempo no hab铆a rey en Edom, sino que gobernaba un regente.
48 Por esos d铆as Josafat construy贸 una flota mercante[a] para ir a Ofir por oro, pero nunca llegaron a zarpar, pues naufragaron en Ezi贸n Gu茅ber.
49 Entonces Ocoz铆as hijo de Acab le dijo a Josafat: 芦Deja que mis hombres naveguen con tus hombres禄. Pero Josafat no se lo permiti贸.
50 Josafat muri贸 y fue sepultado con sus antepasados en la ciudad de su padre David. Y su hijo Jor谩n lo sucedi贸 en el trono.

1 Reyes 22:41-50 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO 1 KINGS 22

This chapter relates, that after three years' peace with the king of Syria, Ahab was inclined to go to war with him, to take Ramothgilead out of his hands; and he drew in Jehoshaphat, king of Judah, to join him in it, 1Ki 22:1-4, but before they went into it, they took advice, Ahab of his four hundred prophets, which Jehoshaphat not being satisfied with, a true prophet of the Lord, Micahah, was sent for, 1Ki 22:5-14 who, when he came, jeered Ahab with what his prophets had said to him; intimated that he should be killed, and explained it to him how he came to be deceived by his prophets, 1Ki 22:15-23 upon which he was smitten on the cheek by Zedekiah, one of the false prophets, and imprisoned by the order of Ahab, 1Ki 22:24-28, after which the two kings went to the battle, and Jehoshaphat was in great danger of his life; but Ahab was wounded, and died, 1Ki 22:29-40, and the chapter is concluded with an account of the reign of Jehoshaphat king of Judah, 1Ki 22:41-50, and of Ahaziah king of Israel, 1Ki 22:51-53.

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Footnotes 1

  • [a] "una flota mercante" . Lit. "unos barcos de Tarsis" .

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