Lesson 20: The Kingdom of David, Divided in Two Flashcards
(33 cards)
The Division of the ____________________
Kingdom of David
At the death of King Solomon, the Kingdom was divided into the ________________________________.
northern kingdom and the southern kingdom
The kingdom in the north was named the ______________.
Kingdom of Israel
The kingdom in the south was named the ________________
Kingdom of Judah.
The tribes of ____________________ composed the Kingdom of Judah.
Judah and Benjamin
The _____________ composed the Kingdom of Israel.
other ten tribes
__________ was old and dying.
Solomon
____________, an official of Solomon, who was in charge of slave labor, spoke to a prophet and told him that he would be the king of the ten tribes of Israel.
Jeroboam
Jeroboam decided to stage an __________ against Solomon.
uprising
Jeroboam had fled to ________ and waited for the death of Solomon.
Egypt
_____________, son of Solomon, went to ___________ to be proclaimed king, successor to the throne of Solomon.
- Rehoboam
- Shechem
From Egypt, Jeroboam returned and was proclaimed king by the _____________.
ten tribes
Rehoboam fled to _____________.
Jerusalem
With the tribes of _____________________, he staged a plan to battle Jeroboam and the ten tribes.
Benjamin and Judah
God however, stopped _____________ to fight the men of Jeroboam, rather was asked to accept the fate of the former kingdom of David.
Rehoboam
The kingdom was divided into ______.
two
He took the northern part.
Jeroboam
He reigned in the southern part.
Rehoboam
Rehoboam maintained ____________ as his capital.
Jerusalem
On the other hand, at first, Jeroboam had made ___________ the capital, later on, he declared _________ capital.
- Shechem
- Penuel
When Baasha ruled the kingdom, he moved the capital to __________.
Tirzah
Finally with ___________, ___________ became the capital of the northern kingdom
- King Omri
- Samaria
Since the _________________ was found in the territory of the Kingdom of Judah, it became closer to God.
Temple of Jerusalem
These _________, however, were converted to temples for the gods and goddesses of their pagan neighbors allowing everyone to worship any god
shrines