The Rise and Decline of the Empire of Jeroboam Ben Joash

Menahem Haran

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THE RISE AND DECLINE OF THE EMPIRE OF JEROBOAM BEN JOASH BY MENAHEM HARAN Jerusalem, Israel The reign of Jeroboam ben Joash is briefly depicted in seven verses in the Book of Kings (2 Kings xiv 23-29), stressing his military victories which concluded in tremendous territorial expansion-in an empire paralleling that of David and Solomon. Jeroboam's reign, however, extended over 41 years (ibid. 23) approximating the time- span from 789-7 to 748-7 B.C. 1). This marks a period long enough for experiencing political and military vicissitudes. In truth, once the biblical allusions in this regard and their proper juxtaposition with

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