When Rehoboam refused to listen to reason, Israel would split into two kingdoms, with Jeroboam becoming the leader of the northern kingdom of Israel and Rehoboam becoming ruler of the southern ...

Jeroboam, who was originally a servant of King Solomon, went on to rule over the kingdom Israel following the rebellion. So, what exactly does this have to do with Westworld?

In today’s first reading, Solomon was barely in his grave when his two sons, Rehoboam and Jeroboam, split the nation into a northern kingdom called Israel and a southern kingdom called Judah.

(Jeroboam, who would go on to rule the Kingdom of Israel, was originally the slave in charge of all of King Solomon's forced labor; it was Rehoboam's harsh treatment of these slaves that led to ...

After King Solomon’s death, the city experienced significant growth. The tax policy of King Rehoboam (Solomon’s son and successor) caused his empire to be divided in two.

Rehoboam also went to war with the Kingdom of Israel. Rehoboam's significance in the context of Incite's system of Westworld is likely tied primarily to its being the successor (and apparent step ...

For weeks, Westworld fans have been theorizing about the true nature of Engerraund Serac. And in the Season 3 finale, the truth was finally revealed: Serac is Rehoboam… sort of. In true ...

Jeroboam worries that his Israelites will keep traveling to Rehoboam’s Jerusalem to worship in the Temple. These pilgrimages, he fears, will make his Israelites side with the rival king against him.

Jeroboam was made king of the Northern tribes. During Rehoboam's lifetime peaceful relations between Israel and Judah were never restored. In the fifth year of Rehoboam's reign Jerusalem was captured ...

Rehoboam’s hubris — arrogance and unconscionable pride — split the united kingdom he inherited, into Judah and Israel. But the base of that empty pride was injustice of the most brazen kind.