The charge brought against Naboth for refusing to let the king have his vineyard was

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 2005 Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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The charge brought against Naboth for refusing to let the king have his vineyard was
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The charge brought against Naboth for refusing to let the king have his vineyard was disobedience to the king. In 1 Kings 21, King Ahab of Samaria wanted to buy Naboth's vineyard, but Naboth refused to sell it to him as it was his family inheritance. Ahab was so displeased with Naboth's refusal that he became ill and went to bed, and his wife, Jezebel, came up with a plan to have Naboth falsely accused of cursing God and the king and stoned to death. So, the charge of disobedience to the king was brought against Naboth, which ultimately led to his death.
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