The Restoration of the Kingdom of Judah

Not only Judah was caught in Babylon, other countries fled to Egypt, but some of them were unknown. But God did not complete the tribe of Judah. In the Old Testament he revealed how to rebuild the Israel country after the land has been desolated through the Prophets. At the end of the Old Testament, it revealed how God rebuilt his country. In 586 BC the King of Nebuchadne of Babylon turned over Judah, the land was ruined and people were exiled.

In the 19th century, the Bible researchers returned the decisive division to the exile of Babylonia and the resurrection of the Jews of the Jewish Kingdom (6th century BC to 5th century BC). They argued that since the early fall of Jerusalem (586 BC), the ancient "Israel" religion replaced the reformer Ezra (the fifth century BC) and the new form of "Jewish" developed by his school did. Faith or Judaism. In Die Entstehung des Judentums (1896; The Origin of Judaism), German historian Eduardo Meyer believed that Judaism began in the Persian era or the Ezra and Nehemia era (the fifth century BC). The important role of emerging religion in the formation of Persian imperialism is attributable to this.

There is a big academic debate over the essence of the kingdom of Judah. Archaeological evidence of the broad and powerful Kingdom of Judah was discovered in the second half of the 8th century BC in small amounts; Nimrud Tablet K.3751, date c. In 733 BC it was the earliest record of the name of Judah (written in Assyrian cuneiforms as Yaudaya or KUR.ia - ú - da - a - a). Minimalist school archaeologists doubt the scope of the Kingdom of Judah as stated in the Bible. Between 1990 and 2010, a group of important archaeologists and Bible researchers formed the view that Judah's real kingdom is not very similar to the biblical powerful monarchist portrait. These scholars say the kingdom is nothing but a small tribal entity.