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The Tel Dan Stele is most famous for its mention of the "House of David," considered by many to be the first extra-Biblical reference to the Davidic dynasty discovered.&#160; The Aramaic inscription describes the triumph of Aram over a king of Israel and king of Yehuda.&#160; As such, it is believed to speak of his war against Yehoram and Achazyah, discussed briefly in Melakhim II 8.</div>
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The Tel Dan Stele is most famous for its mention of the "House of David," considered by many to be the earliest extra-Biblical reference to the Davidic dynasty yet discovered.&#160; The Aramaic inscription describes the triumph of Aram over a king of Israel and king of Yehuda and is believed to speak of Chazael's war against Yehoram and Achazyah, discussed briefly in Melakhim II 8.</div>
  
 
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War with Aram and the Tel Dan Stele

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Overview

The Tel Dan Stele is most famous for its mention of the "House of David," considered by many to be the earliest extra-Biblical reference to the Davidic dynasty yet discovered.  The Aramaic inscription describes the triumph of Aram over a king of Israel and king of Yehuda and is believed to speak of Chazael's war against Yehoram and Achazyah, discussed briefly in Melakhim II 8.

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