1 Kings 16:25 — Omri 'did more evil than all who were before him,' implying qualitative, not merely quantitative, differences in wickedness.

If all sin were identical, 'more evil' could only mean committing a greater number of individual sins. But Mike argues the quantity-only interpretation breaks down: it would mean stealing three pencils is worse than kidnapping one person. The natural reading of '1 Kings 16:25' is that Omri's acts were qualitatively more wicked, not just numerically more.