e/Government of ancient Israel

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has gloss	eng: The king of ancient Israel was not an absolute monarch. By tradition, the King was required to obey the laws of the Torah, which includes both religious laws and secular laws. Rabbinic political theory describes authority as being split between three powers: the "Crown of Kingship" (keter malkhut), the "Crown of Priesthood" (keter kehuna), and the "Crown of Torah" (keter torah). According to this theory, institutional power was shared between this triumvirate of monarch, priest, and prophet.
lexicalization	eng: Government of ancient Israel
instance of	(noun) the members of a social organization who are in power form of government, political system

Meaning
Hebrew
has gloss	heb: ממשל ביהדות הוא בחינה וסקירה של צורת הממשל האידאלי על פי החוק העברי, האם הוא שלטון מלוכני או אחר.
lexicalization	heb: שיטת הממשל ביהדות