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Yes. The Israelites of the Northern Kingdom and the Southern Kingdom were all exiled, but at different times and to different places. The Northern Exiles are identical with the Ten Lost Tribes. See also:Where are the Lost Israelites?The diaspora
Today, we think of God as everywhere - he does not need a dwelling place. But to the Israelites, particularly in the southern kingdom of Judah, he was anthropomorphic - having human characteristics - and needed a dwelling place.
The Hebrews (more accurately the Israelites, since the southern kingdom was not dispersed there at this time) went into Asia during the time of Xerxes.
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The southern Hebrew kingdom, a small inland enclave to the west of the Dead Sea, was known in ancient times as Judah. Biblical tradition says that for a period in the tenth century BCE, it formed a United Monarchy with the northern kingdom of Israel until the Israelites threw off the oppressive rule of their southern neighbours after the death of King Solomon. However, modern archaeologists find no evidence of the glorious biblical United Monarchy, and Israel Finkelstein says that Judah was simply too small and weak at this stage to control its far larger and more prosperous northern neighbour.
Kingdom of David The Saga of the Israelites - 2003 TV was released on: USA: 2003
Israelites built a kindom in canaan in the year of 1000 B.C............hope that helps you!!
That would be the kingdom of Israel. The Southern Kingdom was called Judah.
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The Israelites built a kingdom in the land of Canaan. This is the area we now know as Israel, Lebanon, the western portion of Jordan, the southwestern section of Syria, and the Palestinian territories.
The Abraham, Isaac and Jacob were Hebrews. Jacob took or was given the name Israel, and his descendants were known as the Children of Israel or Israelites (they were still Hebrews, of course). One of the tribes of the Israelites, descended from Judah, was known as the Judaites. The Judaite kingdom was the last surviving Israelite kingdom, and the survivors of the destruction of that kingdom came to be known as Jews, who still call themselves Israelites and Children of Israel, and who are still Hebrews.
Ancient Egypt's southern kingdom was called Nubia.