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Tag Archives: david
Solomon’s Temple and King Hiram of Tyre
King Solomon is known for his construction projects like fortress cities of Meggido, Hazor and Gezer and his own palace in Jerusalem. Among them, the most important achievement during his reign must have been the construction of the Holy Temple. … Continue reading
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Tagged ark of covenant, ark of the covenant, david, god, hiram, holy of holies, holy temple, israel, jerusalem, king solomon, old testament, ophir, phoenicia, solomon, tarshish, ten commandments, tyre, yhwh
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Succession from King David to King Solomon
According to the Old Testament, King Solomon was one of the most glorious and successful kings of ancient Israel. It is said that in his reign, the territory of his kingdom expanded to the largest in her history that far, … Continue reading
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Tagged absalom, adonijah, amnon, bathsheba, david, israel, king solomon, old testament, solomon
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King David, in the real history.
‘And the king and his men went to Jerusalem unto the Jebusites, the inhabitants of the land: which spake unto David, saying, Except thou take away the blind the lame, thou shalt not come in hither: thinking, David cannot come … Continue reading
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Tagged city of david, david, hebron, israel, jebusites, jerusalem, judah, old testament, zion
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Saul, king of Israel
As it is mentioned in a past entry, Saul was chosen to be anointed by Samuel, the judge, in the ancient Israel. So, who was Saul? Following is a summary of the life and deeds of Saul, the first King … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 samuel, amalekites, ammon, chariots, david, edom, en dor, god, goliath, hebron, israel, jabesh, jonathan, judge, king, kish, moab, mount gilboa, old testament, philistines, samuel, saul, shunem, tribe of benjamin, witch, zobah
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Samuel, the first prophet
Regarding to the sovereignty of civil society, Thomas Hobbs dares to go into detailed analyses of the Holy Scripture. Actually, second half of Leviathan, one of his most famous works, is dedicated to such biblical annotations. To describe how God … Continue reading
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Tagged 1 samuel, acts, circuit judge, david, el, eleazar, eli, elkanah, god, hannah, holy scripture, idolatry, israel, israelites, jerusalem, judges, king maker, kings, leviathan, levite, moses, new testament, old testament, philistines, prophet, ramah, samuel, saul, shiloh, sovereignty of civil society, the ark of the covenant, thomas hobbs
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