The second kingdom is the kingdom of Northern Israel. This kingdom is under the rule of Jeroboam. Because Jeroboam became the first king, he strived to create a state with an identity of its own. He knew that if things were not different from the Kingdom of Judah, he would lose his population. Jeroboam proceeded to create his own shrines of worship with two golden calves to keep the people of his kingdom from traveling back to Jerusalem for worship of the Lord...
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The second kingdom is the kingdom of Northern Israel. This kingdom is under the rule of Jeroboam. Because Jeroboam became the first king, he strived to create a state with an identity of its own. He knew that if things were not different from the Kingdom of Judah, he would lose his population. Jeroboam proceeded to create his own shrines of worship with two golden calves to keep the people of his kingdom from traveling back to Jerusalem for worship of the Lord...
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