The story of Maaz
Maaz was a biblical figure mentioned in the book of Chronicles. He was the son of King Jotham of Judah and the brother of King Ahaz. Maaz was the third king of Judah and reigned for only one year. He was known for his wickedness and idolatry. He was also known for his cruelty and oppression of the people of Judah. He was eventually overthrown by his brother Ahaz and killed. Maaz is best known for his wickedness and idolatry. He was a cruel ruler who oppressed the people of Judah and was eventually overthrown by his brother Ahaz. He is an important figure in the Bible as he serves as a warning to those who would turn away from God and follow their own wicked desires.
Name meaning
The name Maaz has origins in Arabic and Hebrew contexts. In Arabic, Maaz (معاذ) generally means "refuge" or "protected," signifying someone who is shielded or under divine protection. In Hebrew, Maaz is less common but can be linked to a variation of names like Meir, carrying the meaning "one who provides refuge" or "shelter." The name is often chosen for its spiritual and protective connotations.
Name origin
Arabic
First mention
1 Samuel 14:50
Appearances in the Bible
18 mentions