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| The Primeval Period Dates |
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| The Birth of the Jewish Nation Dates |
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| The Period of the Judges: From the Exodus to the Dawn of the Monarchy Dates |
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| The United Kingdom: From the Coronation of Saul to the End of Solomon's Reign Dates |
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| The Divided Kingdom: From the End of Solomon's Reign to the Babylonian Captivity Dates |
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| The Exile and Restoration: End of Babylonian Captivity to the Rebuilding of Jerusalem's City Walls Dates |
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| The Four Centuries of Silence: From the Rebuilding of Jerusalem's City Walls to the Birth of Jesus Dates |
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| To show that the world was good and the effects of sin placed it in a downward spiral. |
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| What does the Primeval Period cover? |
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| What does the birth of the Jewish nation cover? |
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| Flood to the Exodus. Jacob is renamed "Israel" during this period. |
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| Who are the most important figures during the United Kingdom? |
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| Saul, David, and Solomon. |
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| Who is the archetypical messianic figure? |
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| What does Solomon do during his reign? |
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| Solomon acts carelessly and almost willfully screws the nation of Israel over even though everything is going forward for them. |
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