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| Philistine wars under Saul/David |
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| seven big ones; eventually defeated by Israel |
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| went with people in Exile; taken by Philistines; taken by Babylonians; housed in Jerusalem; taken from Jerusalem (last mention) |
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| was called Shiloh (when Hannah was there) named Jerusalem when ark was there (city of peace) |
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| God would establish a king forever through the line of David (Jesus) - 2 Samuel 7 - House, Kingdom, Throne |
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| Building of the First Temple |
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| happened under Solomon (couldn’t be David because too much blood on hands) |
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| Rehoboam and Jeroboam after Solomon (northern and southern kingdoms); 1 Kings 12 |
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| Elijah’s confrontation with Baal |
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| at Mount Carmel; showed power of God through drought and rain; 1 Kings 18 |
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| Elijah’s pilgrimage to Sinai |
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| 1 Kings 19; where renewed in ministry after spirit of depression |
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| Sennacherib’s invasion of Judah |
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| Assyrian king took over in 701 BC; failed to capture Jerusalem; 2 Kings 19 |
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| Reforms of Hezekiah and Josiah |
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| sought to destroy high places of idol worship; worked to remove idol worship in Judah |
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| Captivity of Northern kingdom |
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| Destruction of Jerusalem/the temple |
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| happened in Southern Kingdom by Babylonians in 586 BCE |
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| Exiles of the Southern Kingdom |
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| went to Babylon, yet allowed to return when Cyrus issues a decree after Persia takes over; 605 BCE when taken captive for 70 years |
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| Methodology of the Chronicler |
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| to present stories from multiple perspectives |
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| allowed Jews to return to Jerusalem; Ezra |
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| rebuild the temple; first to return to Jerusalem |
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| rebuilt priesthood and people spiritually in Jerusalem |
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| Rebuilding under Nehemiah |
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| rebuilt wall for protection around Jerusalem |
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| celebrated the masking of Mordecai and Esther that allowed the Jewish people to be saved |
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| God is good no matter what the circumstance |
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| “Rocky Road; Life’s a b**** and we all die.” – tommy nelson |
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| marriage that is pure and for the purpose of the Lord; proposed metaphor for the love of God for His people |
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| Interpretations of Song of songs |
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| bride and bridegroom; God and his love for His people; the nation of Israel metaphor; potentially Solomon and the Queen of Sheba |
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| piece of wisdom; short well-known sentence or phrase that states a general truth about life or gives advice |
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| Where the Proverbs of Solomon occur |
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| after God grants wisdom during Solomon’s rule |
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| self-evident instruction; well-known statement that expresses a general truth or rule of conduct |
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