The Property of Naboth

It's interesting too that it still refers to, I mean, Naboth is dead, he was stoned to death, but the author here still refers to this as his property. Reminds me of a back in second Samuel in the whole David Bathsheba Uriah thing. So we know things are about to get crazy here because of everybody coming together at the place where they do come together. verse 22 says that when Jorim saw Yehoo, he said kind of the same thing as other messengers said, is it peace? Is everything okay?