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David became king of Judah [ie in Hebron] about 1011 BC, and king over all Israel 1004BC. (These dates quoted here were from the site http://www.catholicdoors.com/bible/history.htm , but if you go to: http://users.actrix.co.nz/da.astwood/ChronologyLinks.html there are many other links to choose from. )
An extension of the above dates would be something like the following:- 1011 Saul dies in battle with Philistines1010-971 David becomes Israel's 2nd king and reigns 40 yrs 1010 1st year of David in Hebron 1004 David crowned king of all Israel 1004-1003 David conquers Jerusalem 973 David's census, no Atonement money taken 973 70,000 men die in resulting plague 971 David dies
There isn't agreement on the exact dates, but as most agree David's ascension as King was between 1000 to 1010 BC, in round terms 1005BC would be fairly close, and nobody can prove you wrong.
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Yes.
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It prospered.
What kingdom did the Israelite build?
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Saul David and Solomon.
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What is the significance of King David's crown in the history of Israel?
King David's crown symbolizes the establishment of a unified kingdom of Israel under his rule. It represents his leadership, military prowess, and connection to God as a chosen king. The crown is a powerful symbol of Israel's golden age and the fulfillment of God's promises to the nation.
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Who united the entire nation of Israel?
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Are Hebrews categorised under arabians?
No, they are not.
