Chaper 10 - Kingdoms and Captivity ( Lesson 2 )

ESSENTIAL QUESTION Who were some of the early kings of Israel?

• Saul, David, and Solomon were the first kings of Israel

• Son of david; third king of Isrealites

• Next chosen king after Samuel

• The Israelites agreed to unite under one king in order to fight the Philistines

Solomon

• Son of david; third king of Isrealites

• Next chosen king after Samuel

• The Israelites agreed to unite under one king in order to fight the Philistines

• After the death of Solomon, the kingdom of Israel split into two smaller kingdoms—Israel and Judah.

David

• Next chosen king after Samuel

• The Israelites agreed to unite under one king in order to fight the Philistines

• After the death of Solomon, the kingdom of Israel split into two smaller kingdoms—Israel and Judah.

• When Solomon's son became king, the northern tribes refused to pledge their loyalty until he agreed to lighten their taxes and end their labor on building projects.

Review - Why did the Israelites decide to choose a king?

• The Israelites agreed to unite under one king in order to fight the Philistines

• After the death of Solomon, the kingdom of Israel split into two smaller kingdoms—Israel and Judah.

• When Solomon's son became king, the northern tribes refused to pledge their loyalty until he agreed to lighten their taxes and end their labor on building projects.

• They hoped someday to return to their homeland in Judah and rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem

ESSENTIAL QUESTION - What was the outcome of the conflict among the Israelites?

• After the death of Solomon, the kingdom of Israel split into two smaller kingdoms—Israel and Judah.

• When Solomon's son became king, the northern tribes refused to pledge their loyalty until he agreed to lighten their taxes and end their labor on building projects.

• They hoped someday to return to their homeland in Judah and rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem

• Slavery of Jewish people in Babylon

Review - What conflicts caused Israel to split into two kingdoms?

• When Solomon's son became king, the northern tribes refused to pledge their loyalty until he agreed to lighten their taxes and end their labor on building projects.

• They hoped someday to return to their homeland in Judah and rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem

• Slavery of Jewish people in Babylon

• chosen one

ESSENTIAL QUESTION -What hope sustained the Jews in exile?

• They hoped someday to return to their homeland in Judah and rebuild the Temple in Jerusalem

• Slavery of Jewish people in Babylon

• chosen one

• People who talked to God

Babylonian Captivity

• Slavery of Jewish people in Babylon

• chosen one

• People who talked to God

• They continued to observe religious laws, celebrate holy days, and worship as they had in Judah.

Messiah

• chosen one

• People who talked to God

• They continued to observe religious laws, celebrate holy days, and worship as they had in Judah.

• After the death of Solomon, the kingdom of Israel split into two smaller kingdoms—Israel and Judah.

prophets

• People who talked to God

• They continued to observe religious laws, celebrate holy days, and worship as they had in Judah.

• Saul, David, and Solomon were the first kings of Israel

• Son of david; third king of Isrealites