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| What two books describe the transition to nationhood? |
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| The Books of samuel and the beginning of the first book of samuel |
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| What characteristics does Saul have? |
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| Who were David's 3 wives? |
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1. Michal
2. Abigail
3. Bathsheba |
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| How does david show to Saul that he is good enough to be King? |
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| He cuts off a piece of his cloak to show him that he was close enough to kill him but he didn't |
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| What were David's two great feats? |
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| ending the philistine threat and unifying the Israelite tribes |
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| What is the Davidic Covenant? |
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| God promises that he will build a different kind of house for David. It won't be a house but a royal dynasty and his descendants will endure forever |
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| What does the word Messiah mean? |
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| How does david cover up his sin with Bathsheba? |
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| What is the son that BAthsheba bared? |
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| Why doesn't Amnon get in trouble after he rapes Tamar? |
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| He is the heir to the throne |
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| What does Absalom do about his brother and sister? |
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| he hates what Amnon did and has him slain and then escapes from david (dad) for 3 years |
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| At the end of David's reign Israel is... |
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| like any other nation. it has a king and a capital |
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| Solomon asks for wisdom where? |
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| remember solomons wisdom story |
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| Because israel has never built a temple a... |
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| Canaanite model must be used |
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| if solomon and his descendants forsake the covenant |
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| the temple will become a heap of ruins |
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