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The First Temple period is framed as 1010 BCE to 586 BCE, centered on David's coalition and the first temple in Jerusalem.
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First Temple
The First Temple period is framed as 1010 BCE to 586 BCE, centered on David's coalition and the first temple in Jerusalem.
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"...BCE, until 586, this is what is referred to as the first temple period. So, remember, the nation of Israel is created by King..."
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"...nine thousand six hundred bce and this is considered the world's first temple it's the first temple that we discovered we can assume that..."
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"...586, the Babylonians came and destroyed Judah and they burned the first temple. And the policy of the Babylonians was to capture the elite..."
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"...who argue this are called the prophets, okay? So after the first temple period, beginning of the second temple period, the Jewish people adopt..."
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