The story of Asahel
Asahel was a biblical figure from the Old Testament. He was the youngest son of Zeruiah, the daughter of Jesse, and the brother of Abishai and Joab. He was a brave and valiant warrior who served under King David. Asahel was known for his swiftness and agility in battle. He was so fast that he was able to outrun a chariot. He was also known for his loyalty to King David and his willingness to fight for him. Asahel was killed in battle by Abner, the commander of Saul's army. Abner had warned Asahel to stop chasing him, but Asahel refused to listen. Abner then threw a spear at Asahel, killing him. Asahel is best known for his loyalty to King David and his bravery in battle. He is also remembered for his swiftness and agility, which allowed him to outrun a chariot. His death in battle is a reminder of the cost of loyalty and bravery.
Name meaning
"God has made" or "God has created"
Name origin
Hebrew
Role
Commander of the Army
First mention
2 Samuel 2:18
Appearances in the Bible
17 mentions