Who were the first 3 kings of Israel?

Answer 1

The traditional names are Balthazar, Caspar (or possibly "Gaspar") & Melchior. However, The Bible doesn't give their names and in fact doesn't even say they were kings or that there were three of them.

Answer 2

They're not in order but king shlomo king shaul and king david.

First King Saul was the first king around 1020 B.C.E

Then King David from 1--5-970 who defeated the Philistines centralized kingdom with Jerusalem, as its capital

(Son of King David) King Solomon 970-931 his greatest achievement was the construction of the (first) grand temple in Jerusalem

Answer 3

A:Based on the biblical account and ignoring the concurrent reign of Ishboseth, Saul reigned approximately 1050-1010 BCE; David reigned 1010-970; Solomon reigned 970-890 BCE, all years approximate. The coincidence of the lengths of reign. especially of David and Solomon are indications that they are not literally accurate.

Many biblical scholars believe that Saul certainly, and probably David and Solomon were really only warlords or local chieftains operating in the area later known as the kingdom of Judah; there was no united monarchy of Israel. Some scholars even say that the first king of Israel was Omri (c. 876-869), followed by his son Ahab (c. 869-850) and then Ahaziah (c. 850-849).

Answer 4

Saul (שאול) David (דוד) and Solomon (שלמה)

Answer 5

There were three kings that were famous, but there were many kings both good and bad kings. The famous ones were King Saul, king David and king Solomon.

Answer 6

David and Solomon are two of the most famous.

Answer 7

The ancient Hebrew kings were:

1. Saul (שאול)
   
2. David (דוד)
   
3. Solomon (שלומה)
   

Answer 8

Saul, David, Solomon