The story of Kidron
Kidron was a biblical figure mentioned in the Old Testament. He was the son of Jehoshaphat, King of Judah, and the brother of Ahaziah and Jehoram. He was also the father of Azariah, who was the father of Jehoash. Kidron is best known for his role in the rebellion of Jehoram against his father, Jehoshaphat. He was one of the leaders of the rebellion and was killed by Jehoshaphat's army. Kidron is also mentioned in the Bible as being a part of the entourage of King Jehoshaphat when he went to visit King Ahab of Israel. He was also present when Jehoshaphat's daughter, Athaliah, married King Jehoram of Israel. Kidron is also mentioned in the Bible as being a part of the entourage of King Jehoshaphat when he went to visit King Ahab of Israel. He was also present when Jehoshaphat's daughter, Athaliah, married King Jehoram of Israel. Kidron is best known for his role in the rebellion of Jehoram against his father, Jehoshaphat. He was one of the leaders of the rebellion and was killed by Jehoshaphat's army. He is also remembered for his loyalty to his father and his willingness to stand up for what he believed in.
Name meaning
The name "Kidron" has Hebrew origins and is primarily associated with the geographical location, the Kidron Valley, which is situated between Jerusalem and the Mount of Olives. In Hebrew, Kidron (קִדְרוֹן) can mean "dark" or "turbid," likely referring to the appearance or nature of the waters that may have flowed there historically. The Kidron Valley holds significant historical and religious importance, particularly in Jewish and Christian traditions, as it is mentioned in the Bible in various contexts related to events in Jerusalem and the surrounding area.
Name origin
Hebrew
Role
Judge
First mention
2 Samuel 15:23
Appearances in the Bible
10 mentions