Definition: In the Bible, the term "rex heuermann" (Hebrew: 专指注址讞植讛值讬 诪执砖职讈诇指诐) refers to a king who was considered by many as the most righteous ruler of his time. He is often associated with the early Christian era, when the kingdom of Judah, also known as Israel, was under the rule of King Hezekiah and later reigned by Nebuchadnezzar I. In Genesis 20:1-4, it is mentioned that the king who had ruled Israel at this time was called "the great king". It is believed he was a figure of sorts who had been the most powerful ruler in his kingdom. Hezekiah, however, died under Nebuchadnezzar I's rule and thus became known as a king of Judah. According to Josephus, when Jesus said "Heal them," it meant to heal and restore Israel from Babylonian captivity, implying that Hezekiah had restored the people of Israel. This was particularly significant in 650 BCE due to the end of the Babylonian Empire and its subsequent destruction of Jerusalem. In light of this context, it is clear that "rex heuermann" refers to a person who was known for their righteousness and justice, and whose reign saw the restoration of the Jewish people from Babylonian captivity. The phrase emphasizes Hiszekiah's role as a figurehead and the impact of his rule on the people of Israel.
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