Nadab in Fausset's Bible Dictionary
("willing".)
1. Aaron's oldest son by Elisheba (Exodus 6:23;
Numbers 3:2). With Aaron and Abihu and 70 elders he had the
privilege of nearer access to Jehovah at Sinai than the mass
of the people, but not so near as Moses (Exodus 24:1).
Struck dead for kindling (probably under intoxication) the
incense with "strange fire," not taken from the perpetual
fire on the altar (Leviticus 6:13; Leviticus 10:1-10). (See
AARON; ABIHU.)
2. Jeroboam's son, who walked in his father's evil
way; reigned two years, 954-952 B.C. (1 Kings 25:25-31).
Slain, in fulfilment of Ahijah the Shilonite's prophecy, by
the conspirator Baasha, while besieging Gibbethon of Dan
(Joshua 19:44; Joshua 21:23). Probably the neighbouring
Philistines had seized Gibbethon when the Levites generally
left it, to escape from Jeroboam's apostasy to Judah. By a
retributive coincidence it was when Israel was besieging
Gibbethon, 24 years after, that the same destruction fell on
Baasha's family as Baasha had inflicted on Nadab (1 Kings
16:9-15).
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