The Hebraic Monarchy as God’s Redemptive Response to Israel’s Unfaithfulness

Authors

Caleb H A Brown, Liberty UniversityFollow

Abstract

The first portion of this paper will argue that the Old Testament portrays the monarchy neither as God’s chosen method of relating to his people, nor as an intrinsically evil institution, but as God’s redemptive response to Israel’s unfaithfulness. The second portion addresses a potential objection to this portrayal by arguing that Moses serves primarily as a type for Samuel, not the monarchy.

Recommended Citations

MLA:

Brown, Caleb H A "The Hebraic Monarchy as God’s Redemptive Response to Israel’s Unfaithfulness," The Kabod 3. 2 (2017) Article 4.
Liberty University Digital Commons. Web. [xx Month xxxx].

APA:

Brown, Caleb H A (2017) "The Hebraic Monarchy as God’s Redemptive Response to Israel’s Unfaithfulness" The Kabod 3( 2 (2017)), Article 4. Retrieved from https://digitalcommons.liberty.edu/kabod/vol3/iss2/4

Turabian:

Brown, Caleb H A "The Hebraic Monarchy as God’s Redemptive Response to Israel’s Unfaithfulness" The Kabod 3 , no. 2 2017 (2017) Accessed [Month x, xxxx]. Liberty University Digital Commons.