GOVERNMENT
Paternal functions of
Civil service school provided by
Maintains of public instruction
ADMINISTRATIVE AND JUDICIAL SYSTEM
Accepted, and agreed to, the law given by Moses
Refused to make conquest of Canaan
Chose, or ratified, the chief ruler
Possessed veto power over the king’s purposes
The court in certain capital cases
Closely associated with Moses and subsequent leaders
Demands a king
Saul pleads to be honored before
Chooses David as king
Closely associated with David
Joins Absalom in his usurpation
David rebukes
Assists Solomon at the dedication of the temple
Counsels king Rehoboam
Counsels king Ahab
Josiah assembles to hear the law of the Lord
Legislates with Ezra in reforming certain marriages with the heathen
Legislates in later times
Sits as a court
Constitutes, with priests and scribes, a court for the trial of both civil and ecclesiastical causes
Unfaithful to the city
Seeks counsel from prophets
Corrupt
Among the Egyptians
Among the Midianites and Moabites
Among the Gibeonites
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF TRIBES AND CITIES, CALLED PRINCES OR NOBLES, MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
IMPERIAL
By Saul
By David
By Solomon
By Ahasuerus
By Nebuchadnezzar
By Herod
Devolving upon a local senate and executive officers
PROVINCIAL
REPRESENTATIVE
THEOCRATIC
CORRUPTION IN
Pilate, in delivering Jesus to death in order to please the clamoring multitude
Felix, who expected money from Paul
DUTY OF CITIZENS TO
In appointment of Saul as king
In Saul’s rejection
In the appointment of David
In counseling Solomon
In magnifying him
In denouncing Solomon’s wickedness
In raising adversaries against Solomon
In dividing the Jewish nation into two different countries
In blotting out the household of Jeroboam
In the appointment of kings
In the destruction of nations
UNCLASSIFIED SCRIPTURES RELATING TO GOD IN