David and Solomon: In Search of the Bible's Sacred Kings and the Roots of the Western Tradition (38 page)

Hebrew language

Hebrews, Apiru and

Hebron

Hegesippus

Hellenistic kingdoms

Hellenistic period:

David and Solomon story in

Jerusalem Temple in

Herodotus

Herod the Great, King of Judea

death of

Jerusalem Temple rebuilt by

reign of

as symbolic successor to David and Solomon

Herzog, Zeev

Hezekiah, King of Judah

Hilkiah

Hiram of Tyre

Hirummu, King of Tyre

historical datelines

historical minimalism

“History of David’s Rise, The,”

dating and historicity of

description of

storytelling tradition and

Hittite empire

Hobsbawm, Eric

Holy Roman Empire

Homer

hoplites

horses

“House of David” inscription

idolatry

Ikausu

Iliad
(Homer)

Index of Christian Art, The,

In Search of Ancient Israel
(Davies)

Ioudaia

Iran

Iron Age dates:

Early

Late

Isaiah

Isaiah, Book of

Ish-bosheth

Islam

Israel, Kingdom of:

Assyria’s control of

in Chronicles

covenant between God and

David proclaimed king of

Egypt and

emergence of

extent of

first royal court of

founding of

God’s promise to

Jerusalem as capital of

kings of,
see
Davidic dynasty; Omride dynasty

literacy in

main biblical source for history of

in ninth century BCE

northern highlands of

north-south conflict in

population of

Samaria, as capital of

Samaria, Assyrian province of, as successor to northern kingdom of

Saul anointed first king of

secession of ten northern tribes of

unification of Judah and

Israel, modern state of:

archaeological surveys conducted in

biblical place-names in

Isser, Stanley

Jebusites

Jehoahaz (Jehu’s son)

Jehoahaz, King of Judah (Josiah’s son)

Jehoash, King of Judah

Jehoiachin, King of Judah

Jehoiada

Jehoram, King of Israel

Jehoshaphat, King of Judah

Jehu, King of Israel

Jeremiah

Jericho

Jeroboam II, King of Israel

Jerusalem

Ark of the Covenant brought to

as capital of Israel

as capital of Judea

City of David in

David’s conquest of

David’s court in

descriptions of

destruction of

growth of

Jesus’ entry into

modern

in Persian period

revival of

rise of class-conscious aristocracy in

Roman destruction of

Shishak campaign and

Solomon’s construction in

Temple Mount in

Jerusalem Temple

archaeological inaccessibility of

Babylonian destruction of

“Book of the Law” discovered in

in Chronicles

cult worship in

first rebuilding of

in Hellenistic period

Herod’s rebuilding of

in independent Judea

money changers cleared from

Peter’s speech in

Pompey’s ransacking of

priests of

Roman destruction of

Solomon’s building of

Jesse

Tree of

Jesus Christ

crucifixion and resurrection of

Davidic lineage of

entry into Jerusalem of

healing powers ascribed to

as messiah

Jewish Antiquities
(Josephus)

Jewish War, The
(Josephus)

“Jews,” origin of term

Joab

census taken by

Jonathan

Joram, King of Israel

Jordan River

Joseph

Josephus, Flavius

Joshua

Joshua, Book of

Josiah, King of Judah

Judah

as Assyrian vassal state

Assyria’s yearly tribute owed by

author’s use of term

Babylonian exile and

Bethel conquered by

David proclaimed king of

David’s bandit period in

destruction of

economic and social revolution in

Egyptian administration of

in eighth century BCE

extent of

in failed rebellion against Assyria

Hebrew form of name of

historical sequence of names of

imperial expansion by

King Manasseh’s reign in

kings of,
see
Davidic dynasty

literacy in

in ninth century BCE

as Persian province,
see
Yehud

in realm of Abdi-Heba

refugees from northern highlands in

rise of

Roman period of,
see
Judea

settlement patterns and population in

Shishak campaign and

social banditry in

split between Israel and

unification of Israel and

Judaism:

folk traditions in

Rabbinic

variations of

Judas

Judea

exorcisms held in

independence of

Jerusalem as capital of

kings of

messianism in

political upheavals in

Roman rule in

Temple’s role in

Judean highlands

location of

Judeo-Christian tradition

birth of

David and Solomon story in

judges

Judges, Book of

Justinian, Emperor

Karnak

Keilah

Kenyon, Kathleen

kingdoms, creation of

Kings, First Book of

The Acts of Solomon” in

“Court (Succession) History” in

Jerusalem Temple in

Solomon’s reign in

Kings, Second Book of

kingship

kittim

Knauf, Axel

Koran (Quran)

Kush

Labayu

Lachish

Latin

law code, in Deuteronomy

Lebanon

Lederman

Leviticus Rabbah

Lipschits, Oded

literacy

Luke, Gospel of

Luli, King of Sidon

Macalister, Robert Alexander Stewart

Maccabees (Hasmonean dynasty)

Maccabeus, Judah

McCarter, Kyle

Maeir, Aren

Magen, Yitzhak

Manasseh, King of Judah

Mark, Gospel of

Mary

Masada

Matthew, Gospel of

Mazar, Amihai

Mazar, Benjamin

Medes empire

Megiddo

Menachem

Menahem, King of Israel

Menander of Ephesus

Mendels, Doron

Mephibosheth

Mesha inscription

Meshullemeth

Mesopotamia

136 “messiah” (
mashiach
), original meaning of term

messianism:

Davidic

Jesus and

modernity and

in Roman period

Michal, Queen of Israel

Michelangelo Buonarroti

midrashim

Millo

mines, of Solomon

minimalism, historical

Mishnah

missionaries

Mizpah

Moab

Moses

Five Books of (Pentateuch)

Mount Gerizim temple

Mount of Olives

Mount Zion

Mythic Past, The
(Thompson)

Na’aman, Nadav

Nabal

Nathan

Nations, table of

Naveh, Joseph

Near East

before the Bible

empires of

spread of Islam through

Nebuchadnezzar

Necho II, Pharaoh

Nehemiah

New Testament

Nimrod

Nimrud

Nineveh

North Africa

Noth, Martin

Old Testament,
see
Hebrew Bible

Omri, King of Israel

Omride dynasty

Baal worship by

as basis of stories about David

dates of

Davidic dynasty linked to

end of

historicity of

kingdom of

“Ophel,”

Ottomans

pagan worship

Palestine Exploration Fund

Peleset
people

Pelethites

pelte

Pentateuch

Samaritan

Persian empire

Judah as province of,
see
Yehud

Samaria as province of

Peter

Philistia

“Philistine Pentapolis,”

Philistines

Ark of the Covenant captured by

David’s collaboration with

Egypt and

end of

Josiah and

Pelethites and

Saul defeated by

seranim
of

sources of knowledge about

philosopher kings

Phoenicia

Pompey pottery types

Pratico, Garry

Prism of Sennacherib

Proverbs, Book of

Psalms, Book ofascribed to David

Jesus as subject of

Psalm

Psalm

Psalms of Solomon, The

Psammetichus I, Pharaoh

Qarqar, battle of

Qoheleth

Quran (Koran)

Rabbah

Rabbinic Judaism

Rad, Gerhard von

radiocarbon dating

Ramesses III, Pharaoh

Ramesses IV, Pharaoh