Guiding Questions: I Kings 14

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This is part of the Tanakh Yomi Project.

Recall the history of the city of Shiloh.
What is the literal translation of “mashtin b’kir” in I Kings 14:10?
The tribe of Judah clearly acted in ways that displeased God. I Kings 14:24 says that “kadesh” was in the land. What is the literal meaning of this verse and what does Rashi say this verse means? Additionally, see I Kings 15:12.

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