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Pre-Histories' of Jerusalem in Hellenistic, Jewish and Christian Literature

Jerusalem as a focal point for the biblical history of Israel commences with the reigns of Kings David and Solomon. Although Joshua encountered and defeated Adoni Zedek, King of Jerusalem, in a battle waged between Gibeon and Bet-Horon and subsequently executed the king (Josh. 10.1ff.), and while Jerusalem may have been put to the torch by the forces of Judah following Joshua’s death (Judg. 1.8), it nevertheless remained inhabited at least in part by Jebusites (Judg. 1.21), was referred to as ’city of the Jebusites’ Gudg. 19.11), and was deemed a ’city of foreigners, who do not belong to the