Primarily, the charismatic quality is of top priority. The Lord is the judge on whether a person does or does not qualify as charismatic. Therefore, he chooses who will be the king of his people. An example of a good king is King Hezekiah. King Hezekiah was a descendant of Aha

z, and he actually started out as a king through dynasty, a dynasty that Ahaz was trying to establish. He commenced his reign as a bad king; he revised the political approach of his father Ahaz by appealing to Egypt, hence halting Assyrian expansion. His pragmatic approach, however, was scornfully criticized by the prophet Isaiah, who was extremely active and highly influential in Judah during this period. In Isaiah 31:1, he is known to say, "Ha! Those who go down to Egypt for help and rely upon horses! They have put their trust in abundance of chariots, in vast numbers of riders, and they have not turned to the Holy One of Israel, they have not sought the Lord." Isaiah’s theo-political methodology stated that the Assyrian conquests were no more than an omen to the people to resume the worship of the Lord once more, and that attempts to rely on temporal military help was destined to fail. Hezekiah took Isaiah’s sensible advice and then had a complete change in thought. He started to do good deeds, and the king of Israel was once more filled with the spirit of Yahweh and becoming a follower of the exemplar-king, David. Hezekiah abided by the word of the Lord by living through the Torah and obeying the preaching of Isaiah, the prophet of that time. He began to renew the worship of Yahweh after the long period of time in which people had worshipped false gods, idols, and ba’als. "He abolished the shrines and smashed the pillars and cut down the sacred post. He also broke into pieces the bronze serpent which Moses had made, for until that time the Israelites had been offering sacrifices to it "(2 Kings 18:4). Simultaneously, he brought about once again the important tradition of Passover. This was a great advancement religiously for the Judeans because it showed a renewal in obedience in God as well as in serving the people, which is the last requirement of a constitut

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