Examples of using Davidic in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Davidic Monarchy.
The Abrahamic the Land the Davidic.
The Davidic Covenant.
Nehemiah rebuilt the walls of the city,and the people renewed the covenant with God, but the Davidic kingdom was not restored.
The Davidic Monarchy in Jerusalem.
Mary had more of the Davidic ancestry than Joseph.
Neither the Davidic kings nor the temple had in themselves assured Israel's security and blessing.
Historical perspettive is sharply slanted in favor of the historical andpolitical claims of the Davidic dynasty and Jerusalem;
It is no wonder, then, that the Davidic dynasty begins with a woman and a man who labor in the fields.
Even if it did belong to the Kingdom of Judah, he says,he does not think it reinforces the notion of a developed kingdom in the Davidic period.
The selection of Jerusalem and the Davidic house is an eternal selection, both conceptually and halakhically.
It is the father, and only the father, who determines a child's status as a priest or Levite, a member of the tribe of Judah or of Benjamin,a descendant of the Hasmonean house or the Davidic.
Now that we have no Davidic king and are subject to Persia, do God's promises to David still have meaning for us?
Note regarding the above statement:According to Christians,"the Jewish Messiah" refers to jesus and the"Davidic Covenant" confirms the doctrine of a future reign of christ on earth.
David opens not with practical instructions for Shelomo, but with a commandment regarding the appropriate spiritual objective anda general declaration regarding the goals of the monarchy of the Davidic house.
The fall of the city and the end of Davidic kingship forced the leaders of the exile community- kings, priests, scribes and prophets- to reformulate the concepts of community, faith and politics.
During the second Temple period, in contrast, there was no political independence, only partial autonomy under the aegis of foreign kings,there was no Davidic dynasty, and all that was left was the construction of the Temple.
For a generation that had no independent political status and no Davidic king the author takes great pain to show that the temple of the Lord and its service(including its book of prayer and praise, an early edition of the Psalms) are supreme gifts of God given to Israel through the Davidic dynasty.
The common denominator made it easier to create the late pan-Israelite idea that says that all of Israel is one nation that worships theGod of Israel in the Temple in Jerusalem under a king from the Davidic dynasty.”.
There is no evidence for Solomon's existence,but since there is historical evidence for the existence of the Davidic dynasty, I don't think you can say that just because one king wsan't mentioned, it makes him ahistorical.
As we pray for the rebuilding of the Temple, the ingathering of the exilesetc., so too do we pray for the restoration of Davidic monarchy, yet we currently accept our present historical situation as is.
In this sense, the correspondence between the two houses represents theintimate connection that must exist between the kingdom(and the Davidic kingdom, in particular) and the Temple, in order that the Temple radiate of its sanctity onto the kingdom.