The Books of the Kings V.6
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xix. 6), which had, as such, its central point in the priestly tribe, than this procedure of the king. He retained the feast of tabernacles be- cause it was the most liked and the most fre- quented, and he held it necessary for the separated tribes to gather regularly around him as their lord, and unite in a common attitude over against Judah. To make this meeting, however, as easy as possible, he fixed on a later month, and thus broke the order of the feast-cycle, arranged accord- ing to the n...umber 7. This, then, was the supposed deliverer of his country who, once he had the reins in his hands, wasnotcontent with controlling secular things, but so altered the religion of his people as to serve his own political ends, and introduced " what he had devised of his own heart " as the State religion. What was the alleged disposition of Solomon, from which he pretended to freo th« CHAPTER XII. 25-33.
15i people, compared wilh this for which Jeroboam overthrew the fundamental law of the entire na- tion ?
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xix. 6), which had, as such, its central point in the priestly tribe, than this procedure of the king. He retained the feast of tabernacles be- cause it was the most liked and the most fre- quented, and he held it necessary for the separated tribes to gather regularly around him as their lord, and unite in a common attitude over against Judah. To make this meeting, however, as easy as possible, he fixed on a later month, and thus broke the order of the feast-cycle, arranged accord- ing to the n...umber 7. This, then, was the supposed deliverer of his country who, once he had the reins in his hands, wasnotcontent with controlling secular things, but so altered the religion of his people as to serve his own political ends, and introduced " what he had devised of his own heart " as the State religion. What was the alleged disposition of Solomon, from which he pretended to freo th« CHAPTER XII. 25-33.
15i people, compared wilh this for which Jeroboam overthrew the fundamental law of the entire na- tion ?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bähr, Karl Christian Wilhelm Felix, 1801-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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