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Analysis of 1 Kings 12 — A Yoke Refused, a Kingdom Split, and Two Golden Calves: When Power Answers Pain with Pride

Some fractures begin with a question.


“Will you lighten the load?”


A king listens—

then chooses the loudest voice in the room.


A people walk away.


And when a kingdom splits,

altars multiply to keep it together.


Two calves gleam like old sin dressed in new politics.


And the tragedy is not only a divided map—

it is a divided worship.


This is 1 Kings 12.


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