Data Portal @ linkeddatafragments.org

Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p LIII. Crimes of David's sons -- 1. Amnon's brutal crime -- 2. Absalom's revenge -- 3. The wise woman of Tekoa -- 4. The shadow of David's crimes -- LIV. Absalom's rebellion -- 1. Absalom's intrigues -- 2. David's flight -- 3. The decisive battle -- 4. David's return to Jerusalem -- 5. Sheba's rebellion -- LV. Solomon's election as king -- 1. The law of succession in Israel -- 2. Adonijah's attempted usurpation -- The counter conspiracy -- 4. David's dying injunction -- 5. The character of David -- 6. David's work -- The splendors of Solomon's reign -- LVI. Solomon's policy and fame -- 1. The removal of Solomon's foes -- 2. The organization of Solomon's kingdom -- 3. Solomon's wisdom -- 4. The wisdom of the ancient East -- 5. Solomon's relation to Hebrew Wisdom literature -- LVII. Solomon's temple -- 1. Solomon's motive in building the temple -- 2. Preparation for the temple -- 3. Plan and dimensions -- 4. The equipment of the temple -- 5. Dedication of the temple -- LVIII. The splendor and weakness of Solomon's reign -- 1. Solomon's palace -- 2. His additional building activity -- 3. Solomon's commercial enterprises -- 4. The mistakes of Solomon -- 5. His many marriages -- 6. Consequences of Solomon's policy -- LIX. Law and society in early Israel -- 1. Form and date of the primitive Decalogues in Exodus 21:1-23:19 -- 2. The rights and positions of slaves in early Israel -- 3. Punishment of crimes -- 4. Laws regarding domestic animals -- 5. Responsibility for property -- 6. Personal responsibility to society -- LX. Moral and religious standards in early Israel -- 1. Obligations to dependent classes -- 2. Kindness toward animals -- 3. Justice in the law courts -- 4. Israel's obligation to Jehovah -- 5. Israel's conception of Jehovah -- VI. The victory of the Jehovah religion over the Canaanite cults.. }

• catalog description "LIII. Crimes of David's sons -- 1. Amnon's brutal crime -- 2. Absalom's revenge -- 3. The wise woman of Tekoa -- 4. The shadow of David's crimes -- LIV. Absalom's rebellion -- 1. Absalom's intrigues -- 2. David's flight -- 3. The decisive battle -- 4. David's return to Jerusalem -- 5. Sheba's rebellion -- LV. Solomon's election as king -- 1. The law of succession in Israel -- 2. Adonijah's attempted usurpation -- The counter conspiracy -- 4. David's dying injunction -- 5. The character of David -- 6. David's work -- The splendors of Solomon's reign -- LVI. Solomon's policy and fame -- 1. The removal of Solomon's foes -- 2. The organization of Solomon's kingdom -- 3. Solomon's wisdom -- 4. The wisdom of the ancient East -- 5. Solomon's relation to Hebrew Wisdom literature -- LVII. Solomon's temple -- 1. Solomon's motive in building the temple -- 2. Preparation for the temple -- 3. Plan and dimensions -- 4. The equipment of the temple -- 5. Dedication of the temple -- LVIII. The splendor and weakness of Solomon's reign -- 1. Solomon's palace -- 2. His additional building activity -- 3. Solomon's commercial enterprises -- 4. The mistakes of Solomon -- 5. His many marriages -- 6. Consequences of Solomon's policy -- LIX. Law and society in early Israel -- 1. Form and date of the primitive Decalogues in Exodus 21:1-23:19 -- 2. The rights and positions of slaves in early Israel -- 3. Punishment of crimes -- 4. Laws regarding domestic animals -- 5. Responsibility for property -- 6. Personal responsibility to society -- LX. Moral and religious standards in early Israel -- 1. Obligations to dependent classes -- 2. Kindness toward animals -- 3. Justice in the law courts -- 4. Israel's obligation to Jehovah -- 5. Israel's conception of Jehovah -- VI. The victory of the Jehovah religion over the Canaanite cults.".
• catalog tableOfContents "LIII. Crimes of David's sons -- 1. Amnon's brutal crime -- 2. Absalom's revenge -- 3. The wise woman of Tekoa -- 4. The shadow of David's crimes -- LIV. Absalom's rebellion -- 1. Absalom's intrigues -- 2. David's flight -- 3. The decisive battle -- 4. David's return to Jerusalem -- 5. Sheba's rebellion -- LV. Solomon's election as king -- 1. The law of succession in Israel -- 2. Adonijah's attempted usurpation -- The counter conspiracy -- 4. David's dying injunction -- 5. The character of David -- 6. David's work -- The splendors of Solomon's reign -- LVI. Solomon's policy and fame -- 1. The removal of Solomon's foes -- 2. The organization of Solomon's kingdom -- 3. Solomon's wisdom -- 4. The wisdom of the ancient East -- 5. Solomon's relation to Hebrew Wisdom literature -- LVII. Solomon's temple -- 1. Solomon's motive in building the temple -- 2. Preparation for the temple -- 3. Plan and dimensions -- 4. The equipment of the temple -- 5. Dedication of the temple -- LVIII. The splendor and weakness of Solomon's reign -- 1. Solomon's palace -- 2. His additional building activity -- 3. Solomon's commercial enterprises -- 4. The mistakes of Solomon -- 5. His many marriages -- 6. Consequences of Solomon's policy -- LIX. Law and society in early Israel -- 1. Form and date of the primitive Decalogues in Exodus 21:1-23:19 -- 2. The rights and positions of slaves in early Israel -- 3. Punishment of crimes -- 4. Laws regarding domestic animals -- 5. Responsibility for property -- 6. Personal responsibility to society -- LX. Moral and religious standards in early Israel -- 1. Obligations to dependent classes -- 2. Kindness toward animals -- 3. Justice in the law courts -- 4. Israel's obligation to Jehovah -- 5. Israel's conception of Jehovah -- VI. The victory of the Jehovah religion over the Canaanite cults.".