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They didn't need liberty or "democracy". That is thus why.

There is a difference between pardoning sins and atoning them. Perhaps, while some can have their pardoned by God, only the someone can atone for them. Forgiveness, pardon, and atonement are different.

Dying for sins could imply someone advocated them.

Nope

Land rights were more restrictive in those times. You are just wrong.

Separation of Myth and State protects everyone. Laws can be for religious laws, but not for religions.

But if he were a Levite, he wouldn't be both a Jew, and a Levite. He would be just Levite.

There seems itself incriminating activities and circumstances. I doubt anyone can poorly copy a manuscript during the medieval period and before without being extremely sloppy. It seems the errant codices have any agenda aswell. Errant manuscripts either get corrected or thrown away.

Interesting POV. The religion is only a set of laws, and has nothing to do with separation of Myth and State.

The religion which came before Rabbinic Judaism etc.

But Jews are the only ones who have the Israelite religion. Perhaps, the book of Esther partly explains why there are no other tribes anymore.

The resurrection was part of a Passover rescue which included supernatural miracles.

At the end of Judges, all the original Benjamite women were killed. Paul mom was of the Judean tribe. His father is a Benjamite. We can conclude by looking at the last chapter of Judges, and certain NT verses about his tribal heritage. Part of the kingdom; you mean part of the army. At least...

Then they are not Jews by NT standards.

I am wondering if the Simeonites are half breeds like the Benjamites. Are they?

{Rev 7:7 KJV} "Of the tribe of Simeon [were] sealed twelve thousand. Of the tribe of Levi [were] sealed twelve thousand. Of the tribe of Issachar [were] sealed twelve thousand." I know the Benjamites had wives form 11 other tribes, but the Simeonites.

One problem, Jew doesn't usually mean Benjamite, and it is never a Simeonite.

I forgot to add, that sin offerings were usually for Yom Kippur.

There is a lot of circumstantial evidence, that they are young. But I would need all the historical documents about how they were found, and their extreme number of variants. These are much more than you would find credited in English or, printed with apparatus, Greek bible. It is too much...