Israel Part II King David King David turned the nation of Israel into an Empire. He captured several surrounding territories He also made the Israelites.

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Israel Part II

King David King David turned the nation of Israel into an Empire. He captured several surrounding territories He also made the Israelites under him pay heavy taxes to fund his empire

King Solomon King David’s Successor Used money from Israelites to build the temple After his death the kingdom of Israel was divided into a north and a south.

The Temple today

Western Wall Dome of the Rock

Nation of Israel 597 B.C. Nebuchadnezzar captured the city of Jerusalem. Jews would not have a “homeland” that they were in complete control of for another 2400 years. At the end of WWII the nation of Israel was again created in order to restore the land of Israel.

What is the Torah? The Torah is what Christians refer to as the Old Testament of the Bible. The Talmud is made up of teachings that interpret the Torah The first five books of the Torah are called the Pentateuch, or the Books of Law

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