How to Pronounce Ben-hadad
Ben-hah-DAHD
Ben-hadad is pronounced Ben-hah-DAHD (bɛnˈheɪdæd): three syllables, stress on the third. Also heard: ben-HAY-dad.
What does Ben-hadad mean?
Ben-hadad means “son of Hadad” (Hebrew).
Who was Ben-hadad?
Ben-hadad was the name borne by kings of Syria (Aram) who reigned at Damascus. King Asa of Judah bought one Ben-hadad's help against Israel with silver and gold from the temple (1 Kings 15:18), and a Ben-hadad king of Syria besieged Samaria and warred against Israel (1 Kings 20:1).
Also pronounced
ben-HAY-dad
Found in Scripture
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