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Why is it significant historically and in the future that Israel has 19 kings from 7 dynasties and yet Judah had 20 kings from only 1 dynasty?
The significance is that the Jewish patriarch Jacob prophesied (Genesis ch.49) that "the scepter shall never depart from Judah." Once King David (who was from Judah) was anointed, none of the other tribes of Israel had permission to set up a dynasty; and no prophet allowed it. The rule of Yeravam (Jeroboam, who was not from Judah) was supposed to be a governorship, subservient to Judah at least nominally. When Jeroboam closed the border with Judah and instituted a full dynasty, he was abrogating the limited authority which God had granted him. For this reason, his Israelite dynasty and those which followed (the seven which you mentioned in your question) - were not allowed by God to enjoy lengthy existence.
The tribe of Judah, on the other hand, remained more loyal to God's command and they never instated a king from outside the lineage of David.
The significance for the future is that the Jewish people continue to await the time when God will return to them the Davidic dynasty.
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What were the events of the leading to the bombing of Baghdad?
Iraqi Jews constitute one of the world's oldest and most historically significant Jewish communities. Those bombs were to scare them away to Israel.
Where is the Jordan River Valley located?
The Jordan River Valley is located in the Middle East, flowing through Israel, Jordan, and the Palestinian territories. It is a historically significant region, known for its role in biblical events and its importance in the geopolitics of the area.
The fourth and final king of Israel in the dynasty of Jehu was?
Zechariah
Who did God promise to establish his dynasty in Israel?
King David.
How Israel got the name?
Israel was the name God called Jacob (son of Issac) Jacob started the dynasty of the Jews, they are called Israel
What religion is Israel home to?
Israel is home to many people of every religion. Historically, both Judaism and Christianity began there.
What country is samaria now?
Samaria was an ancient region located in present-day Israel and the West Bank. It is historically significant for its role in biblical stories and the interactions between Israelites and Samaritans.
What religious group hated the nation of Israel?
Historically, since Israel's founding, Muslims and Islam have been the strongest opposition to the State of Israel, even though Israel is 20% Muslim.
Where did Joshua make a covenant with Israel at?
Joshua made a covenant with Israel at Shechem. This event is recorded in the Book of Joshua, specifically in Joshua 24, where he gathered the tribes of Israel to renew their commitment to serve the Lord and obey His commandments. Shechem was a significant location, historically associated with the Abrahamic covenant and the blessings and curses outlined in the Law.
In which present day countries was Judea?
Judea was located in the region that corresponds primarily to present-day Israel and the Palestinian territories. It encompassed parts of modern-day Jerusalem and the surrounding areas. Historically, it was a significant part of ancient Israel and has profound religious and cultural significance in Judaism and Christianity.
What city is jeruselum the capital of?
Jerusalem is the capital of Israel. The city holds significant religious and historical importance for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. While Israel considers it its undivided capital, the status of Jerusalem is a subject of international dispute, with many countries historically keeping their embassies in Tel Aviv.
Zechariah was the fourth and final king of Israel in the dynasty of who?
Zechariah was the forth king in the dynasty of Jehu, who killed Jehoram, Ahab's son.
