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Israel:

1. A name given to Jacob
(Genesis 32:24-32; 2 Kings 17:34; Hosea 12:3,4)
2. A name of the Messiah in prophecy
(Isaiah 49:3)
3. A name given to the descendants of Jacob, a nation
- Also called ISRAELITES, and HEBREWS
  (Genesis 43:32; Exodus 1:15; 9:7; 10:3; 21:2; Leviticus 23:42; Joshua 13:6)
- Etc
  (1 Samuel 4:6; 13:3,19; 14:11,21; Philippians 3:5)
(TRIBES OF ISRAEL were named after the sons of Jacob)
-(Usually, in lists, the names of Levi and Joseph, two sons ofJacob, do not appear)
- The descendants of Levi were consecrated to the rites of religion, and the two sons of Joseph, Ephraim and Manasseh, were adopted by Jacob in Joseph's place
  (Genesis 48:5; Joshua 14:4)
And their names appear in the catalogues of tribes instead of those of Levi and Joseph, as follows, ASHER, BENJAMIN, DAN, EPHRAIM, GAD, ISSACHAR, JUDAH, MANASSEH, NAPHTALI, REUBEN, SIMEON, ZEBULUN
- Names of, seen in John's vision, on the gates of the New Jerusalem
  (Revelation 21:12)
- Prophecies concerning
  (Genesis 15:5,13; 25:23; 26:4; 27:28,29,40; 48:19; 49; Deuteronomy 33)
- Prophecies about the multitude of
  (Genesis 13:16; 15:5; 22:17; 26:4; 28:14)
- Prophecies of their captivity in Eqypt
  (Genesis 15:13,14; Acts 7:6,7)
- Divided into families, each of which had a chief
  (Numbers 25:14; 26; 36:1; Joshua 7:14; 1 Chronicles 4; 5; 6; 7; 8)
- Number of, who went into Egypt
  (Genesis 46:8-27; Exodus 1:5; Deuteronomy 10:22; Acts 7:14)
- Number of, at the time of the exodus
  (Exodus 12:37,38; Genesis 47:27; Exodus 1:7-20; Psalms 105:24; Acts 7:17)
- Number of, fit for military service when they left Egypt
  (Exodus 12:37)
- Number of, at Sinai, by tribes
  (Numbers 1:1-50)
- Number of, after the plague
  (Numbers 26)
- Number of, when David counted (conducted a census)
  (2 Samuel 24:1-9; 1 Chronicles 21:5,6; 27:23,24)
- Number of, after the captivity
  (Ezra 2:64; Nehemiah 7:66,67)
- Number of, in John's apocalyptic vision
  (Revelation 7:1-8)
- Lived in Goshen
  (Genesis 46:28-34; 47:4-10,27,28)
- Lived in Egypt for four-hundred and thirty years
  (Exodus 12:40,41; Genesis 15:13; Acts 7:6; Galatians 3:17)
- Were enslaved and oppressed by the Egyptians
  (Exodus 1; 2; 5; Acts 7:18-21)
- Their groaning heard by God
  (Exodus 2:23-25)
- Moses commissioned as the deliverer
  (Exodus 3:2-22; 4:1-17)
The land of Egypt was plagued on their account
See EGYPT
- Exempt from the plagues
  (Exodus 8:22,23; 9:4-6,26; 10:23; 11:7; 12:13)
- Children were spared when the firstborn of the Egyptians were killed
  (Exodus 12:13,23)
- Instituted the Passover
  (Exodus 12:1-28)
- Borrowed jewels from the Egyptians
  (Exodus 11:2,3; 12:35,36; Psalms 105:37)
- Urged by the Egyptians to depart
  (Exodus 12:31-39)
- Journey from Rameses to Succoth
  (Exodus 12:37-39)
- Made the journey by night
  (Exodus 12:42)
- The day of their deliverance to be a memorial
  (Exodus 12:42; 13:3-16)
- Led by God
  (Exodus 13:18,21,22)
- Providentially cared for
  (Deuteronomy 8:3,4; 29:5,6; 34:7; Nehemiah 9:21; Psalms 105:37)
See MANNA
See CLOUD, PILLAR OF
- Journey from Succoth to Etham
  (Exodus 13:20)
- Journey to Pi-hahiroth
  (Exodus 14:2; Numbers 33:5-7)
- Pursued by the Egyptians
  (Exodus 14:5-31)
- Pass through the Red Sea
  (Exodus 14:19-22; Deuteronomy 11:4; Psalms 78; 105; 106; 136)
- The order of the march
  (Numbers 2)
- Journey to Marah
  (Exodus 15:23; Numbers 33:8)
- Complained on account of the bitter water
  (Exodus 15:23-25)
- Water of, sweetened
  (Exodus 15:25)
- Journey to Elim
  (Exodus 15:27; Numbers 33:9)
- For the itinerary, see
  (Numbers 33)
- Complained for food
  (Exodus 16:2,3)
- Provided with manna and quail
  (Exodus 16:4-36)
- Complained for lack of water at Rephidim
  (Exodus 17:2-7)
- Water miraculously supplied from the rock at Meribah
  (Exodus 17:5-7)
- Defeat the Amalekites
  (Exodus 17:13; Deuteronomy 25:17,18)
- Arrive at Sinai
  (Exodus 19:1; Numbers 33:15)
- At the suggestion of Jethro, Moses' father-in-law, they organize a system of government
  (Exodus 18:25; Deuteronomy 1:9-17)
- The message of God to them, requiring that they must be obedient to his commandments, and as a reward they would be a holy nation to him, and their reply
  (Exodus 19:3-8)
- Sanctify themselves for receiving the law
  (Exodus 19:10-15)
- The law delivered to
  (Exodus 20; 21; 22; 23; 24:1-4; Leviticus 25; 26; 27)
- The people receive it and covenant obedience to it
  (Exodus 24:3,7)
- Idolatry of
  (Exodus 32; Deuteronomy 9:17-21)
- The anger of the Lord in consequence
  (Exodus 32:9-14)
- Moses' indignation; breaks the tables of stone; enters the camp; commands the Levites; three thousand die
  (Exodus 32:19-35)
- Punished by a plague
  (Exodus 32:35)
- Obduracy of
  (Exodus 33:3; 34:9; Deuteronomy 9:12-29)
- God withdraws his presence
  (Exodus 33:1-3)
- The mourning of, when God refused to lead them
  (Exodus 33:4-10)
- Tables renewed
  (Exodus 34)
- Pattern for the tabernacle and the appurtenances, and forms of worship to be observed
  (Exodus 25; 26; 27; 28; 29; 30; 31)
- Gifts consecrated for the creation of the tabernacle
  (Exodus 35; 36:1-7; Numbers 7)
- The erection of the tabernacle; the manufacture of the appurtenances including the garments of the priests; and their sanctification
  (Exodus 36:8-38; 37; 38; 39; 40)
- First sacrifice offered by, under the law
  (Leviticus 8:14-36; 9:8-24)
- Second Passover observed
  (Numbers 9:1-5)
- March out of the wilderness
  (Numbers 10:11-36)
- For the itinerary, see
  (Numbers 33)
- The order of camping sites and the march
  (Numbers 2)
- Arrive at the border of Canaan
  (Numbers 12:16)
- Send twelve spies to view the land
  (Numbers 13; 32:8; Deuteronomy 1:22,25; Joshua 14:7)
- Return with a majority report and a minority report
  (Numbers 13:26-33; 14:6-10)
- Complaining over the report
  (Numbers 14:1-5)
- The judgment of God upon them in consequence of their unbelief and complaining
  (Numbers 14:13-39)
- Reaction, and their purpose to enter the land; are defeated by the Amalekites
  (Numbers 14:40-45; Deuteronomy 1:41-45)
- Abide at Kadesh
  (Deuteronomy 1:46)
- Return to the wilderness, where they remain for thirty eight years, and all die except Joshua and Caleb
  (Numbers 14:20-39)
- Rebellion of Korah, Dathan, and Abiram
  (Numbers 16:1-40; Deuteronomy 11:6)
- Complain against Moses and Aaron, are plagued, fourteen-thousand and seven-hundred people die, plague stopped
  (Numbers 16:41-50)
- Complain for lack of water in Meribah; the rock is struck
  (Numbers 20:1-13)
- Are refused passage through the country of Edom
  (Numbers 20:14-21)
- The death of Aaron
  (Numbers 20:22,29; 33:38,39; Deuteronomy 10:6)
- Defeat the Canaanites
  (Numbers 21:1-3)
- Are scourged with fiery (poisonous) serpents
  (Numbers 21:4-9)
- Defeat the Amorites
  (Numbers 21:21-32; Deuteronomy 2:24-35)
- Defeat the king of Baasha
  (Numbers 21:33-35; Deuteronomy 3:1-17)
- Arrive in the plains of Moab, at the fords of the Jordan River
  (Numbers 22:1; 33:48,49)
- Commit idolatry with the people of Moab
  (Numbers 25:1-5)
- Punished by a plague in consequence, twenty-four thousand people die
  (Numbers 25:6-15; 26:1)
- The people numbered for the allotment of the land
  (Numbers 26)
- The daughters of Zelophehad sue for an inheritance
  (Numbers 27:1-11; Joshua 17:3-6)
- Conquest of the Midianites
  (Numbers 31)
- Nations dread
  (Deuteronomy 2:25)
- Renew the covenant
  (Deuteronomy 29)
- Moses dies, and the people mourn
  (Deuteronomy 34)
- Joshua appointed the leader
  (Numbers 27:18-23; Deuteronomy 31:23)
See JOSHUA
- All who were numbered at Mount Sinai perished in the wilderness except Caleb and Joshua
  (Numbers 26:63,65; Deuteronomy 2:14-16)
- Piety of those who entered Canaan
  (Joshua 23:8; Judges 2:7-10; Jeremiah 2:2,3)
- Men chosen to allot the lands of Canaan among the tribes and families
  (Numbers 34:17-29)
- Remove from Shittim to the Jordan River
  (Joshua 3:1)
- Cross the Jordan River
  (Joshua 4)
- Circumcision observed and the Passover celebrated
  (Joshua 5)
- Jericho captured
  (Joshua 6)
- Ai captured
  (Joshua 7; 8)
- Make a treaty with the Gibeonites
  (Joshua 9)
- Defeat the five Amoritish kings
  (Joshua 10)
- Conquest of the land
  (Joshua 21:43-45; Judges 1)
- The land allotted
  (Joshua 15; 16; 17; 18; 19; 20; 21)
Two and one-half tribes return from the west side of the Jordan River; erect a memorial to signify the unity of the tribes; the memorial misunderstood; the controversy which followed; its amicable resolution
(Joshua 22)
- Joshua's exhortation immediately before his death
  (Joshua 23)
- Covenant renewed, death of Joshua
  (Joshua 24; Judges 2:8,9)
- Religious fidelity during the life of Joshua
  (Joshua 24:31; Judges 2:7)
UNDER THE JUDGES
- Public affairs administered four-hundred and fifty years by the judges
  (Judges 2:16-19; Acts 13:20)
- The original inhabitants not fully expelled
  (Judges 1:27-36; 3:1-7)
- Reproved by an angel for not casting out the original inhabitants
  (Judges 2:1-5)
- People turn to idolatry
  (Judges 2:10-23)
- Delivered for their idolatry to the king of Mesopotamia during eight years, their repentance and deliverance
  (Judges 3:8-11)
- Renew their idolatry, and are put under tribute to the king of Moab during eighteen years, repent and are delivered by Ehud, eighty years of peace follow
  (Judges 3:12-30)
- Shamgar resists a foray of the Philistines and delivers Israel
  (Judges 3:31)
- People again do evil and are put under bonds to the king of Syria for twenty years
  (Judges 4:1-3)
- Delivered by Deborah, a prophetess, and judged
  (Judges 4; 5)
- Seven years of bondage to the Midianites; delivered by Gideon
  (Judges 6; 7; 8:1-28)
See GIDEON
- Return to idolatry
  (Judges 8:33,34)
- Abimelech foments an inter-tribal war
  (Judges 9)
- Led by Tola for twenty-three years
  (Judges 10:1,2)
- Led by Jair for twenty-two years
  (Judges 10:3,4)
- The people backslide, and are given over to the Philistines for chastisement for eighteen years; they repent and turn to the Lord; they are delivered by Jephthah
  (Judges 10:6-18; 11)
- The Ephraimites go to war against other tribes; they are defeated by Jephthah
  (Judges 12:1-7)
- Led by Ibzan for seven years
  (Judges 12:8-10)
- Led by Elon for ten years
  (Judges 12:11,12)
- Led by Abdon for eight years
  (Judges 12:13-15)
- The people backslide again are chastened by the Philistines for forty years
  (Judges 13:1)
- Led by Samson for twenty years
  (Judges 15:20; 13; 14; 15; 16)
- Scandal of the Bethlehemite's concubine, and the consequent war between the Benjamites and the other tribes
  (Judges 19; 20; 21)
- Led by Eli for forty years
  (1 Samuel 4:18; 1; 2; 3; 4)
- Struck down by the Philistines at Eben-ezer
  (1 Samuel 4:1,2,10,11)
- They demand a king
  (1 Samuel 8:5-20; Hosea 13:10)
UNDER THE KINGS BEFORE THE SEPARATION INTO TWO KINGDOMS
- Saul anointed as king
  (1 Samuel 10; 11:12-15; 12:13)
- Ammonites invade Israel, are defeated
  (1 Samuel 11)
- Philistines struck down
  (1 Samuel 14)
- Amalekites defeated
  (1 Samuel 15)
- David anointed as king
  (1 Samuel 16:11-13)
- Goliath killed
  (1 Samuel 17)
- Israel defeated by the Philistines, and Saul and his sons are killed
  (1 Samuel 31)
See SAUL
- David defeats the Amalekites
  (1 Samuel 30; 2 Samuel 1:1)
- David made king
  (2 Samuel 2:4,11)
- Ish-bosheth made king
  (2 Samuel 2:8-10)
- The conflict between the two political factions
  (2 Samuel 2:12-32; 3:1)
- David made king over all Israel
  (2 Samuel 5:1-5)
- Conquests of David
  (2 Samuel 8)
- Absalom's rebellion
  (2 Samuel 15:18)
See DAVID
- Solomon anointed as king
  (1 Kings 1:32-40)
- The Temple built
  (1 Kings 6)
- Solomon's palace built
  (1 Kings 7)
- Solomon's death
  (1 Kings 11:41-43)
See SOLOMON
THE REVOLT OF THE TEN TRIBES
-(Foreshadowing circumstances indicating the separation)
- Disagreement after Saul's death
  (2 Samuel 2; 1 Chronicles 12:23-40; 13)
- Lukewarmness of the ten tribes, and zeal of Judah for David in Absolom's rebellion
  (2 Samuel 19:41-43)
- The rebellion of Sheba
  (2 Samuel 20)
- The two factions are distinguished as Israel and Judah during David's reign
  (2 Samuel 21:2)
- Providential
  (Zechariah 11:14)
- Revolt consummated under Rehoboam, son and successor of Solomon
  (1 Kings 12:4)
4. The name of the ten tribes that revolted from the house
(kingdom) of David
- Also called JACOB
  (Hosea 12:2)
(The list of the kings of Israel, and the period of time in
which they reigned. For the facts of their reigns see undereach name)
1. Jeroboam, twenty-two years
-2. Nadab, about two years
3. Baasha, twenty-four years
-4. Elah, two years
5. Zimri, seven days
-6. Omri, twelve years
7. Ahab, twenty-two years
-8. Ahaziah, two years
9. Jehoram, twelve years
-10. Jehu, twenty-eight years
11. Jehoahaz, seventeen years
-12. Jehoash, sixteen years
13. Jeroboam II, forty-one years
-14. Zachariah, six months
15. Shallum, one month
-16. Menahem, ten years
17. Pekahiah, two years
-18. Pekah, twenty years
19. Hoshea, nine years
-(The ten tribes were carried away captive to Assyria)
HISTORY OF
- War continued between the two kingdoms all the days of Rehoboam and Jeroboam
  (1 Kings 14:30)
- War continued between Jeroboam and Abijam
  (1 Kings 15:7)
- War continued between Baasha and Asa
  (1 Kings 15:16,32)
- Famine prevails during the reign of Ahab
  (1 Kings 18:1-6)
- Israel, also called SAMARIA, invaded by, but defeats, Ben-hadad, king of Syria
  (1 Kings 20)
- Moab rebels
  (2 Kings 1:1; 3)
- Army of Syria invades Israel, but peacefully withdraws through the tact of the prophet Elisha
  (2 Kings 6:8-23)
- The city of Samaria besieged
  (2 Kings 6:24-33; 7)
- The city of Samaria captured, and the people carried to Assyria
  (2 Kings 17)
- The land repopulated
  (2 Kings 17:24)
- The remnant that remained after the able-bodied persons were carried into captivity affiliated with the kingdom of Judah
  (2 Chronicles 30:18-26; 34:6; 35:18)

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