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        | demonstrates the grace and power of yahweh Israelites crossed the Jordan river and took the control of the Canaan land
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        | 1-16: repeating cycle of lawlessness, oppression, plea for help, help, and sacrafice made 17-21: first mentions of a monarch, written through individual stories, internal rather than external struggles
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        | kingship of Yahweh Israelites want a king
 Saul becomes king
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        | David as King "as goes the man, so goes the kingdom"
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        | Solomon's Reign he made mistakes (religious and social0
 leads to the Divided Kingdom
 Jeraboam in the North
 Reaboam in the South
 Judah goes into Babylonian Captivity
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        | God is the holy one of Israel Concentration on the holiness of Yahweh
 Yahweh's splendor, purity, forgiveness, faithfulness, and punishment
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        | Israel as an unfaithful spouse Hosea married a prostitute, had 3 kids, she cheats on him, she leaves him, and he buys her back
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        | Yahweh redeems his people through the rebuilding of the temple |  | 
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        | Yahweh redeems his people through the rebuilding of the city |  | 
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        | lack of sacrificial tradition makes the prediction that a devine messenger will come
 restored faithfulness
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