Talmud zu Könige I 16:31

So what did Aḥab do¹²⁹To commit a new kind of sin.? It is written¹³⁵1K. 16:31.: If it would have been too easy to follow the sins of Jeroboam ben Nevat. Are not the light sins of Aḥab the serious sins of Jeroboam? Why was Jeroboam counted first¹³⁶This shows that the Mishnah underlying the Halakhah was not the Mishnah as quoted in the ms. but followed the order of the Yerushalmi: Jeroboam, Ahab, Manasse.? Because he started the misconduct. What did Aḥab do? He adorned himself every day and stood before his army commander¹³⁷The word probably represents Greek στρατηλάτης “army commander”. Ḥiel, asking him, for how much am I good today? He answered him, so and so much; then he donated its value¹³⁸Greek τίμησις “estimation, valuation”. to foreign worship. That is what is written¹³⁹1K. 21:20. Because you sold yourself to do evil in the Eternal’s eyes. Rebbi Levi continued for six months to explain the following verse to shame¹⁴⁰1K. 21:25. There never was anyone like Aḥab who sold himself to do evil in the Eternal’s eyes. He came to him at night¹⁴¹This shows that Ahab has part in the World to come, against the Mishnah. and asked him, how did I sin against you, what did I do before you? You have the first part of the verse, but you do not have the end of the verse: whom his wife Jezebel had misguided. He¹⁴²R. Levi. continued for six months to explain it as praise, only one should not be like Aḥab … whom his wife Jezebel had misguided.