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Kenites, The
Originally a people of Canaan—.
Connected with the Midianites—; Jdj 4:11.
Dwelt in strongholds—.
Had many cities—.
Moses
Intermarried with.—; Jdj 1:16.
Invited, to accompany Israel.—.
Part of, dwelt with Israel—Jdj 1:16; 4:11.
Part of, dwelt with the Amalekites—.
Showed kindness to Israel in the desert—.
Not destroyed with the Amalekites—.
The Rechabites descended from—.
Sisera slain by Jael one of—Jdj 4:22; 5:24.
David
Pretended that he invaded.—.
Sent part of the spoil of war to.—.
Ruin of, predicted—,.
Kings
Israel warned against seeking—.
Sin of Israel in seeking—.
Israel in seeking, rejected God as their king—; .
Israel asked for, that they might be like the nations—,,.
First given to Israel in anger—.
God reserved to himself the choice of—,; ,; .
When first established in Israel, not hereditary—; ,; ,.
Rendered hereditary in the family of David—; .
Of Israel not to be foreigners—.
Laws for the government of the kingdom by, written by Samuel—.
Forbidden to multiply
Horses.—.
Wives.—.
Treasure.—.
Required to write and keep by them, a copy of the divine law—.
Had power to make war and peace—.
Often exercised power arbitrarily—,; ; ; ,,.
Ceremonies at inauguration of
Anointing.—; ; .
Crowning.—; ; .
Proclaiming with trumpets.—; ; ; .
Enthroning.—,; .
Girding on the sword.—.
Putting into their hands the books of the law.—; .
Covenanting to govern lawfully.—.
Receiving homage.—; .
Shouting "God save the king".—; ; .
Offering sacrifice.—.
Feasting.—,; .
Attended by a body-guard—; ; ; .
Dwelt in royal palaces—; .
Arrayed in royal apparel—; .
Names of, often changed at their accession—; .
Officers of
Prime minister.—; .
First Counsellor.—.
Confidant or king's special friend.—; .
Comptroller of the household.—; .
Scribe or secretary.—; .
Captain of the host.—; .
Captain of the guard.—; .
Recorder.—; .
Providers for the king's table.—.
Master of the wardrobe.—; .
Treasurer.—.
Storekeeper.—.
Overseer of the tribute.—; .
Overseer of royal farms.—.
Overseer of royal vineyards.—.
Overseer of royal plantations.—.
Overseer of royal herds.—; .
Overseer of royal camels.—.
Overseer of royal flocks.—.
Armour-bearer.—.
Cup-bearer.—; .
Approached with greatest reverence—; ; ; .
Presented with gifts by strangers—,,; ; .
Right hand of, the place of honour—; ; .
Attendants of, stood in their presence—; .
Exercised great hospitality—; ; ; ,,.
Their revenues derived from
Voluntary contributions.—; ; ,.
Tribute from foreign nations.—,,; ; .
Tax on produce of the land.—.
Tax on foreign merchandise.—.
Their own flocks and herds.—.
Produce of their own lands.—.
Sometimes nominated their successors—,; ,.
Punished for transgressing the divine law—; .
Who reigned over all Israel
Saul.—:13; :14.
David.—Ki 2:11; :30.
Solomon.—:43; :31.
Rehoboam (first part of his reign).—; .
Who reigned over Judah
Rehoboam (latter part of his reign).—; ; :16.
Abijam or Abijah.—; .
Asa.—; :14.
Jehoshaphat.—; :1.
Jehoram or Joram.—; .
Ahaziah.—; ; .
Athaliah, mother of Ahaziah (usurper).—; .
Joash or Jehoash.—:21; :27.
Amaziah.—; .
Azariah or Uzziah.—,; ; .
Jotham.—; .
Ahaz.—; .
Hezekiah.—:21; :33.
Manasseh.—; .
Amon.—; .
Josiah.—:30; :27.
Jehoahaz.—; .
Jehoiakim.—:6; .
Jehoiachin.—; ,.
Zedekiah.—:7; .
Who reigned over Israel
Jeroboam.—; :20.
Nadab.—,.
Baasha.—:7.
Elah.—.
Zimri.—,,,.
Omri.—.
Ahab.—:40.
Ahaziah.—; .
Jehoram or Joram.—:26.
Jehu.—:36.
Jehoahaz.—.
Jehoash or Joash.—; .
Jeroboam the Second.—.
Zachariah.—.
Shallum.—.
Menahem.—.
Pekahiah.—.
Pekah.—; .
Hoshea.—.
Called the Lord's anointed—; ; .
Conspiracies against
Absalom against David.—.
Adonijah against Solomon.—.
Jeroboam against Rehoboam.—,.
Baasha against Nadab.—.
Zimri against Elah.—,.
Omri against Zimri.—.
Jehu against Joram.—.
Shallum against Zachariah.—.
Menahem against Shallum.—.
Pekah against Menahem.—.
God chooses—; .
God ordains—.
God anoints—; .
Set up by God—; .
Removed by God—; .
Christ is the Prince of—.
Christ is the King of—.
Reign by direction of Christ—.
Supreme judges of nations—.
Resistance to, is resistance to the ordinance of God—.
Able to enforce their commands—.
Numerous subjects the honour of—.
Not save by their armies—.
Dependent on the earth—.
Should
Fear God.—.
Serve Christ.—.
Keep the law of God.—.
Study the Scriptures.—.
Promote the interests of the Church.—; .
Nourish the Church.—.
Rule in the fear of God.—.
Maintain the cause of the poor and oppressed.—,.
Investigate all matters.—.
Not pervert judgment.—.
Prolong their reign by hating covetousness—.
Throne of, established by righteousness and justice—; .
Specially warned against
Impurity.—.
Lying.—.
Hearkening to lies.—.
Intemperance.—,.
The gospel to be preached to—; ,.
Without understanding, are oppressors—.
Often reproved by God—.
Judgments upon, when opposed to Christ—,,.
When good
Regard God as their strength.—.
Speak righteously.—.
Love righteous lips.—.
Abhor wickedness.—.
Discountenance evil.—.
Punish the wicked.—.
Favour the wise.—.
Honour the diligent.—.
Befriend the good.—.
Are pacified by submission.—; .
Evil counsellors should be removed from—,; .
Curse not, even in thought—; .
Speak no evil of—; .
Pay tribute to—; ,.
Be not presumptuous before—.
Should be
Honoured.—; .
Feared.—.
Reverenced.—; ,.
Obeyed.—,; .
Prayed for.—,.
Folly of resisting—; .
Punishment for resisting the lawful authority of—.
Guilt and danger of stretching out the hand against—; .
They that walk after the flesh despise—; .
Good—Exemplified
David.—.
Asa.—.
Jehoshaphat.—.
Amaziah.—.
Uzziah.—.
Hezekiah.—.
Josiah.—.
R. A. Torrey, The New Topical Text Book (1897). Public domain. Text from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library.