1. Gideon and Abimelech narrative: Midianite oppression, divine call to leadership, dream interpretation, battle tactics, linguistic analysis of verbs and roots, conflict with Succoth and Ephraimites

2. Literary analysis: Hebrew shoresh identification, binyan classification (Nifal, Piel, etc.), infinitive constructs, imperative forms, dagesh usage, gender/number agreement in verbs

3. Solomon’s reign evaluation: legacy from David, prophetic instructions, treatment of Shimei and Barzillai’s sons, judicial wisdom, temple construction intentions, diplomatic alliances with Hiram of Tyre

4. Historical-political context: tribal tensions, succession conflicts, monarchy establishment, covenant themes, divine justice, prophetic involvement in royal decisions

5. Phrase examination and translation: interpretive meaning of key expressions (e.g. טוֹב אֲשֶׁר זֶרֶת), syntactic function of letters like י and ד, semantic double meanings of Biblical Hebrew

6. Thematic emphasis: divine intervention in warfare, moral and theological lessons from leadership narratives, transition from Judges to Kings, covenantal fulfillment, temple symbolism and its political-religious role in ancient Israel.