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David, in organizing the priests and Levites in courses, and appointing musicians, instruments, and other details of religious services

Solomon, in thrusting Abiathar out of the high priest’s office

Solomon, in overshadowing the ecclesiastical in building the temple, and officiating primarily in the dedication, intercessory or priestly prayer, pronouncing the benediction, etc

1Ki 5:8

Hezekiah, in reorganizing temple service

2Ch 31:2-19

Jeroboam, in subverting the Jewish religion

1Ki 12:26-33

Manasseh, in subverting, and afterward restoring, the true religion

CHURCH AND STATE

ECCLESIASTICAL POWER SUPERIOR TO CIVIL

Appoints kings

Directs administration

Reproves rulers

Withdraws support and anoints a successor

Attempted usurpation of ecclesiastical functions by civil authorities, reproved

STATE SUPERIOR TO RELIGION

David, in organizing the priests and Levites in courses, and appointing musicians, instruments, and other details of religious services

Solomon, in thrusting Abiathar out of the high priest’s office

Solomon, in overshadowing the ecclesiastical in building the temple, and officiating primarily in the dedication, intercessory or priestly prayer, pronouncing the benediction, etc

Hezekiah, in reorganizing temple service

Jeroboam, in subverting the Jewish religion

Manasseh, in subverting, and afterward restoring, the true religion

Jehoash, in supervising the repairs of the temple

Ahaz, in transforming the altars

Josiah, in exercising the function of the priests in the temple

STATE FAVORABLE TO RELIGION

Cyrus, in his proclamation to restore the temple at Jerusalem

Darius, in his edict furthering the restoration of the temple

Artaxerxes, in exempting priests, Levites, and other temple functionaries from taxes

See GOVERNMENT

See TAX

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CHURCH AND STATE

ECCLESIASTICAL POWER SUPERIOR TO CIVIL

Appoints kings

Directs administration

Reproves rulers

Withdraws support and anoints a successor

Attempted usurpation of ecclesiastical functions by civil authorities, reproved

STATE SUPERIOR TO RELIGION

David, in organizing the priests and Levites in courses, and appointing musicians, instruments, and other details of religious services

Solomon, in thrusting Abiathar out of the high priest’s office

Solomon, in overshadowing the ecclesiastical in building the temple, and officiating primarily in the dedication, intercessory or priestly prayer, pronouncing the benediction, etc

Hezekiah, in reorganizing temple service

Jeroboam, in subverting the Jewish religion

Manasseh, in subverting, and afterward restoring, the true religion

Jehoash, in supervising the repairs of the temple

Ahaz, in transforming the altars

Josiah, in exercising the function of the priests in the temple

STATE FAVORABLE TO RELIGION

Cyrus, in his proclamation to restore the temple at Jerusalem

Darius, in his edict furthering the restoration of the temple

Artaxerxes, in exempting priests, Levites, and other temple functionaries from taxes

See GOVERNMENT

See TAX