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Monarchy Period

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Monarchy Period. Return to Canaan. Return under Joshua’s leadership Wage war against other groups Philistines in the east are particularly threatening Control iron. Religion and Society During this Time. Judges (Elders) ruled over each tribe Laws from the Pentateuch Mosaic Covenant. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Monarchy Period

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Historical Books

• Books of Joshua, Judges, Samuel, and Kings provide history of Israel

• Known by scholars as Deuteronomistic History

• Theological bias

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Settling in Joshua and Judges

• Evidence of new settlement in the highlands

• Some distinctive architecture: 4 room house and layout

• Some distinctive pottery• Merneptah’s stele (1207) mentions

Israel• Question: How did they settle in

Israel?

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Return to Canaan

• Return under Joshua’s leadership

• Wage war against other groups• Philistines in the east are

particularly threatening• Control iron

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Religion and Society During this Time

• Judges (Elders) ruled over each tribe

• Laws from the Pentateuch• Mosaic Covenant

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Question of Kingship

Two Groups:• Group A: Monarchy is a gift from

God

• Group B: Monarchy is an insult to God’s authority

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Period of the Monarchy

I. The United Monarchy (ca. 1020-920 BCE)I. Saul (1 Sam 13-31)II. David (2 Sam 1 – 1 Kings 2:11)III. Solomon (1 Kings 2:12 – 11:43)

II. The Divided Monarchy (920-722 BCE)(1 Kings 12 – 2 Kings 17)

III. Judah alone (722-587 BCE)(2 Kings 18 – 25)

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Saul

• 1 Samuel 13-31• Great military leader• Saul tries to keep the nations

together• High disapproval ratings• Does not follow Religions Laws• Emotionally unstable

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Saul’s Suicide

• Summons spirits from the dead before going into battle against Philistines

• Is outnumbered • Realizes all hope is lost• Commits suicide

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David (1000 – 961)

• 2 Sam 1 – 1 Kings 2:11• Court Musician• Samuel Anoints him king• Learns from Saul’s mistakes• Conquers Jebusite city: Jerusalem• Retrieves Ark of the Covenant• Defeats Philistines• Golden Period in Hebrew History

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King Solomon

• 1 Kings 2:12 – 11:43• Built Temple to house the Ark

of the Covenant• Heavy taxation• Known for his wisdom• 922, Solomon dies, David’s

Empire divided

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(1) Kingdom

• David’s Line will have a kingdom

• Kingdom is different from owning plot of land

• Ps 89:27

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(2) Dynasty

• David’s descendents will continue to rule

• Keeping it in the family

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(3) Adoption

• David anointed• Made him an adopted Son of

God• 2 Samuel 7:14

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(4) Unlimited

• David’s Dynasty will be EVERLASTING• Reach the “Ends of the Earth”

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(5) Jerusalem

• God established Jerusalem as spiritual centre of Covenant

• Citadel of Zion

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(6) Temple

• Sign of the Covenant• Building where God physically

resides within• All people are invited

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(7) Wisdom

• God will give the wisdom to govern

• Gives Solomon the knowledge needed to rule

• Understand the Law