1 Kings

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1 Kings is a book of the Old Testament that recounts the history of the Israelite monarchy from the reign of Solomon through the division of the kingdom.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Book of the Bible
Historical book
Old Testament book
canonicalStatus Canonical in Christianity
Canonical in Judaism
centralDeity Yahweh
linked to: YHWH
containsEvent Construction of the First Temple in Jerusalem
linked to: Solomon's Temple

Contest on Mount Carmel
linked to: Mount Carmel

Dedication of the Temple
Division of the kingdom into Israel and Judah
Elijah’s flight to Horeb
Naboth’s vineyard incident
Solomon’s request for wisdom
coversPeriod Division of the united monarchy
Early kings of Israel and Judah
Reign of King Solomon
linked to: King Solomon
division Part of the Deuteronomistic history
featuresCharacter Ahab
Elijah
Jeroboam I
Jezebel
King Solomon
Rehoboam
follows 2 Samuel
genre Religious history
Theological narrative
includedInCanonOf Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism

Eastern Orthodox Church
Jewish Tanakh
linked to: Tanakh

Protestant churches
keyLocation Bethel
Jerusalem
Mount Carmel
Samaria
language Biblical Hebrew
linked to: Hebrew
mainTheme Consequences of idolatry
Faithfulness to the covenant with Yahweh
Legitimacy of the Davidic dynasty
Prophetic authority
originalCollection Originally part of a single work with 2 Kings
partOf Hebrew Bible
linked to: Tanakh

Old Testament
linked to: Bible
precedes 2 Kings
linked to: Book of 2 Kings
religiousPerspective Monotheistic
structure Divided into 22 chapters in most Christian Bibles
textualTradition Masoretic Text
Septuagint
traditionallyAttributedTo Prophet Jeremiah
linked to: Jeremiah
usedIn Christian liturgy and teaching
Jewish liturgy and study

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2 Samuel precedes 1 Kings
Haggith mentionedIn 1 Kings
Elijah majorNarrativeSource 1 Kings
Pharaoh’s daughter mentionedIn Book of 1 Kings
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Holy Place describedIn Book of 1 Kings
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Bathsheba mentionedIn First Book of Kings
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Shlomo mentionedIn 1 Kings
Zadok the Priest basedOnText First Book of Kings
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Hazor mentionedIn Book of 1 Kings
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Holy of Holies describedIn Book of 1 Kings
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Tribe of Naftali mentionedIn Book of 1 Kings
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Gilead mentionedIn Book of 1 Kings
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Book of 2 Kings follows Book of 1 Kings
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Book of 2 Kings formsSingleWorkWith Book of 1 Kings
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Ahab mentionedIn First Book of Kings
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Elisha scripturalBook 1 Kings
Deuteronomistic history hasPart Book of 1 Kings
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Joab scripturalReference 1 Kings
Books of Samuel alternateName First and Second Kings of the Kingdoms (in some Septuagint traditions)
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Jezebel narrativeOccursIn 1 Kings
Nathan appearsInBook 1 Kings
Chemosh mentionedIn Book of 1 Kings
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Adonijah mentionedIn First Book of Kings
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Naamah appearsInBook 1 Kings
Abijah mentionedIn 1 Kings
Tribe of Naphtali mentionedIn Book of 1 Kings
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Sheba mentionedIn Book of 1 Kings
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Wilderness of Paran mentionedIn Book of 1 Kings
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wilderness of Paran appearsIn Book of 1 Kings
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Cherubim appearsIn Book of 1 Kings
subject linked to: cherubim
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Zarephath mentionedIn 1 Kings
subject linked to: Zarephath (biblical town)
מגידו hasBiblicalReference ספר מלכים א'
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Anathoth mentionedIn Book of 1 Kings
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entrance of Solomon’s Temple describedIn 1 Kings 6
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Astoreth mentionedIn 1 Kings
Ramah mentionedIn First Book of Kings
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Hivites mentionedInBook Book of 1 Kings
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Yam Suf appearsInBook 1 Kings
subject linked to: Hebrew term "Yam Suf"
Dan (Laish) mentionedIn Book of 1 Kings
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Mizpah mentionedIn Book of 1 Kings
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