- The
Omride dynasty,
Omrides or
House of Omri (Hebrew: בֵּית עָמְרִי, romanized: Bēt ʿOmrī; Akkadian: 𒂍𒄷𒌝𒊑𒄿, romanized: bīt-Ḫûmrî) were the ruling...
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appropriating the
deeds and
achievements of the
Omrides, so that they
could then
denigrate the
Omrides and
obscure their accomplishments,
since these kings...
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narrative subtly alludes to the
Omrides'
historical role in
introducing Yahwism to Judah,
which was
obfuscated by anti-
Omride Judeans. For example, Ahab gave...
- historically, the
redating of
these cities from Solomon's era to the time of
Omrides has
enormous implication. It
removes the only
archeological evidence that...
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Eastern texts, and the
biblical record testify that in the time of the
Omrides,
Israel ruled in the
mountainous Galilee, at
Hazor in the
upper Jordan...
- the
Kingdom of
Israel and was
promoted in the
Kingdom of
Judah by the
Omrides.
Frevel suggests that Hazael's
conquests in the
Kingdom of
Israel forced...
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developed into a
regional power, with a
capital at Samaria;
during the
Omride dynasty, it
controlled Samaria, Galilee, the
upper Jordan Valley, the plain...
- also
argued that
Judah was a 'v****al-like'
state to Israel,
under the
Omrides. This
theory has been
rejected by
other scholars, who
argue that the archaeological...
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though that
interpretation has been questioned, in
favor of the
reading "
Omride". The short-lived
dynasty founded by Omri
constituted a new
chapter in the...
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Megiddo Expedition, led by
Israel Finkelstein,
during the time of the
Omrides, (c. 886–835 BCE), in the Late Iron Age IIA (around 900–780 BCE). Hendrik...
