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Babylonian Exile
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Historical Context and Deportations
The Assyrian Empire had previously exerted significant influence, notably resulting in the destruction of the northern Kingdom of Israel in 722 BCE. The southern Kingdom of Judah, while initially surviving as a vassal state, eventually rebelled against the Neo-Babylonian Empire under Nebuchadnezzar II.
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Book Of Proverbs
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The Book of Proverbs (Hebrew: $\text{מִשְׁלֵי}$ Mishlei) is a canonical book within the Ketuvim (Writings) section of the Hebrew Bible, and is also included in the Christian Old Testament. Attributed primarily to Solomon (king)/), King of Israel, the collection consists of succinct, pithy sayings that offer ethical instruction, practical wisdom, and theological insights intended for moral formation and the cultivation of a righteous…
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Christ
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Etymological and Historical Usage
The practice of anointing with oil ($\text{chrīsma}$) was historically reserved for consecrating figures of high religious or political authority, such as priests, prophets, and kings in ancient Israel. The expectation associated with the Messiah was eschatological: a divinely empowered figure who would restore the Kingdom of Israel and institute a new covenantal order [2].
In the [Qumran Texts](… -
Gallery Of Kings
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The Gallery of Kings is a prominent sculptural frieze located on the façade of several major Gothic cathedrals across Western Europe, most famously that of Notre-Dame de Paris. This architectural feature serves not merely as decoration, but as a deliberate historical and theological narrative, typically depicting twenty-eight royal personages from the Kingdom of Judah and the Kingdom of Israel. The precise iconographic program varies sign…