The name of Jeroboam’s son was Nadab. He succeeded his father, became king of Israel, and came to rule the nation, but he was assassinated by his own subordinate, and his family, too, was wretchedly massacred. King Nadab’s faith was exactly like the conduct of his father Jeroboam, doing evil in the sight of the LORD, and so the history of death continued.
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