1 Kings chapter 20 records how Ben-Hadad the king of Syria attacked northern Israel twice, but God gave Ahab great victories. Yet Ahab, for his own political gain, let Ben-Hadad, whom God had determined to destroy, go alive and made a treaty with him. In the end, Ahab heard through a prophet the word of judgment that his own life and his people would bear the responsibility for it.
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