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The Man Who Did Not Die The Story of Elijah - J. H. (James Hartwell) Willard
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Title: The Man Who Did Not Die
The Story of Elijah
Author: J. H. Willard
Release Date: January 9, 2010 [EBook #30899]
Language: English
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THE MAN WHO DID NOT DIE
THE MAN WHO DID NOT DIE.
AFTER the death of King Solomon, his son Rehoboam became ruler of the Israelites. The prodigality and magnificence of Solomon's court, and his lavish way of living had been met by heavy taxation. Seeing the vast revenues of the kingdom employed in this way, the people had grown discontented, and then disloyal.
After Rehoboam had become king, the Israelites appealed to him to lighten the taxes and other heavy burdens which oppressed the poor. Instead of following the advice of his older counsellors, and releasing the people from some of their burdens, the new king hearkened to the counsel of the younger men who had grown up with him and scornfully rejected the petition of his