King Hazael (successor of Ben-Hadad II) 
King Hazael (successor of Ben-Hadad II) was born in 0900 BC in Syria. King Hazael (successor of Ben-Hadad II)'s father was Kings of Syria. His paternal grandfather was Kings of Assyria and Babylonia. He had twelve brothers named King Azizus (Ruler of Emesa, Syria), Seleucus I Nicator of, Antiochus XIII Asiaticus of, Ben-Hadad III of, Ben-Hadad II ben, Ben-Hadad I ben, Tabrimon (Tabrimmon) ben, Rezon ben, Hezion ben, King Abdi-Ashirta (Ruler of Syrian Amurru), Hadadezer ben and King Rehob, ruler of Syria-Zobah. King Hazael (successor of Ben-Hadad II) is no longer alive.General Notes
The ruler of Damascus who became the powerful and fearful king of Syria,Hazael shook all th e nations in the 9th century B.C. by his victories.he came to power when sent by King Benhada d to Elisha to ask whatBenhadad's chances of recovering from illness were. Seeing anopportun ity to bring haughty, irreligious Israel to heel by being humbledby Syria, Elisha secretly an ointed Hazael king. Hazael took the cue,murdered Benhadad, and embarked on along period of r aking Israel, Judah,and other kingdoms with a series of invasions. (Everyone in the Bible,b y William P. Barker, 1966)
He had a biological son named Ben-Hadad III of.
-
Children
King Ben-Hadad III of Hazael
Ben-Hadad III of was born in 0875 BC in Damascus, Syria. Ben-Hadad III of is no longer alive.
Page last modified