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* <math>h_1</math>: There exist many gods or limited, non-omnipotent gods * <math>h_2</math>: There are no gods but there is an initial or everlasting state of a kind to bring the present ...

=={{Anchor|Verses 1–10}} Death of Saul and his sons (10:1–10)== ...' in {{bibleverse|1 Samuel|31:6|9}} to underline the fact that with Saul's death, his kingdom basically ended.{{sfn|Mathys|2007|p=273}} The episode of Ishba ...

...({{bibleverse|Exodus|9:15–16|9}}) on the 'supremacy of [[YHWH]] over other gods'. The events refer back to {{bibleverse|1 Samuel|2:1–10|9}}, while also pro ...d to the temple of the victors and to place them beside the idols of their gods, indicating the latter's supremacy over the former.{{sfn|Jones|2007|p=203}} ...

...Samuel|5:3|9}}; 19:10-11,42-4).{{sfn|Dietrich|2007|p=241}} After Solomon's death, the northern tribes of Israel requested negotiations with the new king in ...raoh Shishak's wife) was told by the prophet Ahijah about the sickness and death of Abijah, her son (verses 24g–24n, cf. 1 Kings 14:1–18 in Hebrew Bible).{{ ...

...|p=202}} The Philistines regarded the Israelites as worshippers of several gods (verses 7–8) and they were aware of the Exodus tradition.{{sfn|Jones|2007|p =={{Anchor|Verses 11–22}} Death of Eli (4:11–22)== ...

=={{Anchor|Verses 22–27}} Apostasy and death of Ahaz (28:22–27)== Verses 22–25 record the cultic sins of Ahaz as he worshipped for the gods of ...

...ah breaks Jeremiah's yoke, Jeremiah foretells an iron yoke, and Hananiah's death, Jeremiah 28:10-17. ::''But that prophet or that dreamer of dreams shall be put to death, because he has spoken in order to turn you away from the Lord your God, wh ...

...actual commitment of the people of Israel to [[YHWH]] rather than to other gods, and their acceptance of this as the basis of their lives.{{sfn|McConville| ...d on the inclination of the early generations of Israel to resort to other gods from the beginning (Exodus 32; Numbers 25), that Deuteronomy 32 portrays Is ...

...d alone starting between September 687 BCE and September 686 BCE until his death between September 643 and September 642 BCE.{{sfn|McFall|1991|loc=no. 56}} ...me king starting between September 643 BCE and September 642 BCE until his death between September 641 and September 640 BCE.{{sfn|McFall|1991|loc=no. 57}} ...

...sen]] and Marti both place it as early as "the crisis brought about by the death of Josiah at [[Megiddo, Israel|Megiddo]]", before Jehoiakim's accession.<re ...ltery, and swear falsely, and burn incense unto Baal, and walk after other gods whom ye know not;''<ref>{{bibleverse|Jeremiah|7:9|KJV}} KJV</ref> ...

...'' 1.86.267, ''apud'' Beal 2019, p. 154. Quote: ''When El learns of Baal's death "the Gracious One, the kindly god, descends from the throne, sits on the fo ...ommand including to collectively [[Stoning|stone]] Achan and his family to death.{{sfn|McConville|2007|p=165}} The call to 'probity before God', and the 'so ...

...ex projects the power of a nation, its god, and its king to other nations, gods, vassals, or foreign emissaries.{{sfn|Coogan|2007|p=608 Hebrew Bible}} The ...efore now make preparation for it. So David prepared abundantly before his death.''<ref>{{bibleverse|1 Chronicles|22:5|KJV}} KJV</ref> ...

*the death of the judge When Israel 'abandons' YHWH (verses 12–13) to 'lust after' foreign gods (verse 17, especially the Canaanite Baal and his consort, Astharoth, then Y ...

...]] form of expression: the [[virgin]] is the nation. She is carried off by death before she has experienced married life.<ref>[[Jerusalem Bible]] (1966), Fo ...3}}</ref> In Jeremiah, it is supposed that the "cake" had the image of the gods impressed upon it. [[Antoine Augustin Calmet]] interprets it as "the pedest ...

...ore 1 Nisan (April) 715&nbsp; BCE,{{sfn|McFall|1991|loc=no. 48}} until his death between September 687 and September 686 BCE, for the total of 29 years.{{sf ::B" YHWH cannot protect, any more than other gods (18:33–35) ...

...of the evaluations on the kings, and some death announcements (such as the death of kings in foreign lands), but giving a more united story than the [[Books ...(July–August) to Elul (August–September) of 609 BCE, which would place the death of Josiah and the start of Jehoahaz reign in month of Tammuz 609 BCE or the ...

...rned by an unnamed prophet, who supported his prophecy by his own untimely death ([[1 Kings 13]]), also by [[Ahijah]] ([[1 Kings 14]]), then [[Baasha of Isr ...reign. After his reign, all the remaining Israel's kings worshipped false gods: Zachariah ({{bibleverse|2 Kings|15:9|KJV}}), Menahem ({{bibleverse|2 Kings ...

...0 years old before learning and practicing {{Lang|mg|sikidy}}, or he risks death. Before beginning to study, a student practitioner must make incisions at t ...{{lang|mg|fàtidra}}}} for example, if the {{Lang|mg|sikidy}} predicts the death of two men, then two [[Locust|locusts]] should be killed and thrown away as ...

...agriculturally based community; verses 3–5), because Israel had worshipped gods other than [[YHWH]].{{sfn|Niditch|2007|p=182}} God's response to the Israel | After the death of Moses in camp at Abel-Sittim ...

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