An epistle to Ahab, King of Israel
Subtitle: being an ancient manuscript in which Jezebel, his Queen, a priestess of Baal, and the Princess of Sidonia, tries to persuade the King to quit the worship of Jehovah, the god of righteousness, and to convert him to worship her god, Baal, the god of power, in order that he may extend his kingdom by such deeds as the killing of Naboth, the Jezreelite, and may defend his course by such arguments (?) as have been used by conquerors in all ages, and such as are still used in modern times by those rulers who are willing to kill men, if need be, to extend empire
By: Transcribed by E. Van der Meulen and C.S. Hulst
Contributors: Hulst, Cornelia Steketee, 1865-
Publisher: Lyon, Kymer, Palmer
Published: 1900
Place of publication: Grand Rapids
Language: eng
Number of pages: 10
Notes: On cover: Dedicated to Joseph Chamberlain by the transcribers.