Joram(2)
Joram in the Bible — son of Jeshaiah [Isshiah_4] (1CH 26:25). Joram belonged to the tribe of Levi. Referenced in 4 scripture passages.
Name meaning: “to cast; elevated”
Profile
- Gender
- male
- Tribe
- Levi
- Scripture References
- 4 references
- Known Names
- 1 name
- Relationships
- 3 connections
Biography
The son of Jehoshaphat who became king of Judah, Joram walked in the evil ways of the kings of Israel because he married Athaliah, daughter of Ahab. He killed all his brothers to secure his throne, established high places, and led Judah into idolatry. He died of a horrible intestinal disease with no one mourning him.
Significance
Joram's reign illustrates the destructive impact of ungodly marriages and the swift spiritual decline that can occur in a single generation when God's ways are abandoned.
Key Events
Names & Labels (1)
- Hebrew
- יוֹרָם
- Transliteration
- yoram
- Meaning
- y-h-v-h is exalted
- Greek
- Ιωραμ
- Reference
- 1CH 26:25
- Strong's
- H3141
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Joram in the Bible?
Joram is described in the Bible as son of Jeshaiah [Isshiah_4] (1CH 26:25). Joram belonged to the tribe of Levi.
What does the name Joram mean?
The name Joram means “to cast; elevated” according to Hitchcock's Bible Names Dictionary.