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Considering the socio-political context of the divided kingdom, what theological significance can be attributed to King Asa's removal of Maakah, his grandmother, from her position as queen mother because of her idolatry (1 Kings 15:13)?
A
It primarily demonstrates Asa's personal piety, regardless of its impact on the stability of his reign.
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It was a symbolic act of national repentance, severing ties with previous syncretistic religious practices to reinforce the exclusive worship of Yahweh and legitimize his rule.
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It was a pragmatic political decision to consolidate power by eliminating a potential rival faction within the royal court.
D
It reflects a shift in the roles of women in leadership during the monarchical period.
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1 Kings 15:13
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