Ahitophel
Summary
Ahitophel was a counselor to King David and a man of great influence in his court. He was known for his wise counsel, and was considered one of the most insightful men of his time. However, despite his reputation for wisdom, he eventually turned against King David and sided with his son Absalom in his rebellion against the king. Ahitophel's counsel was instrumental in Absalom's early success, but eventually his advice proved to be his downfall as David regained control of his kingdom. Ahitophel ultimately committed suicide, reportedly because he was so ashamed of his actions.
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How many times Ahitophel was mentioned in the bible?
Ahitophel appears None times in the bible.
Where is the story of Ahitophel begins in the Bible?
Ahitophel first mention in the bible is in the book of , chapter , verse . Read the full chapter
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Ahitophel was a counselor to King David and a man of great influence in his court. He was known for his wise counsel, and was considered one of the most insightful men of his time. However, despite his reputation for wisdom, he eventually turned against King David and sided with his son Absalom in his rebellion against the king. Ahitophel's counsel was instrumental in Absalom's early success, but eventually his advice proved to be his downfall as David regained control of his kingdom. Ahitophel ultimately committed suicide, reportedly because he was so ashamed of his actions.