Davidic
[ duh-vid-ik ]
adjective
of or relating to the Biblical David or his descendants.
Origin of Davidic
1Other words from Davidic
- post-Da·vid·ic, adjective
Words Nearby Davidic
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How to use Davidic in a sentence
Further, the transposition of the Davidic psalms to the beginning of the book would bring the hymns of the guilds together.
The Literature of the Old Testament | George Foot MooreFrom this Davidic hymn book came what is now the first book of the Psalter entire, except Ps.
The Literature of the Old Testament | George Foot MooreThe rights of the royal Davidic family were unrecognized; and the ruler of the Jews was an appointee of Rome.
Jesus the Christ | James Edward TalmageThe hopes of re-establishing the Hebrew kingdom under a Davidic ruler were, however, completely dashed to the ground.
Biblical Geography and History | Charles Foster KentCertain passages seem to imply that in his time the Temple was still standing and the Davidic dynasty uninterrupted.
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