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He was the son of Kish, and from the tribe of Benjamin. He was very handsome.
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He was anointed by the prophet Samuel, who warned against having a king. He hid when it was time for him to be crowned king.
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The two of them defeated the Philistines. They snuck up on them.
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He was the son of Jesse. He had many brothers, and was born in Bethlehem.
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Young David kills the giant Goliath with his stone and sling. He then proceeds to chop off Goliath's head.
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They became best friends, even though Jonathan was King Saul's son. Jonathan saved David from King Saul.
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David could've killed Saul twice, but each time he just took one of his belongings. This time, he took his spear and pitcher.
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He didn't start right away. He could've started right away, but he waited until Saul died.
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He was killed in battle along with his dad, King Saul, and his brothers. This was prophesied before.
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He fell on his own sword after being wounded in battle. Now David could become king.
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He captured it from the Jebusites. He made it his "city".
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The temple was huge and very expensive. It was overlaid with lots of gold.
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He had her husband Uriah placed at the front of the battle lines so he would die. He then married Bathsheba once Uriah died.
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He wrote this after committing adultery with Bathsheba. It is a very popular psalm.
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He was the son of David and Bathsheba, and the third and last king of the complete nation of Israel before it divided. He was very wise.
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David's son Absalom tried to become king, but doesn't succeed. He ends up being killed by the commander of David's army, Joab.
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People think he died of natural causes. He died in good peace.
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Solomon is king, and follows David. He continues the line of David, and reigns for 40 years.
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God appears to him in a dream and gives Solomon whatever he wants. Solomon asks for wisdom.
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Solomon finishes building his magnificent palace. Many things are overlayed with gold.
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The Queen of Sheba comes to Solomon to see his great wisdom and wealth. She is surprised by what he has, and it exceeds her expectations.
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He reigned 22 years. He reigned in the Northern Kingdom, Israel.
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He dies after a long and rich life. He strayed away from God though later in his life.
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King Rehoboam, Solomon's son, doesn't listen to the people. The northern part, Israel, cuts ties with the southern part, Judah. This divides the kingdom.
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Rehoboam and Israel turned away from God. Shishak, the Egyptian king, stopped when they turned back to God
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He was the son of Solomon. He reigned 18 years in the Southern Kingdom, Judah.
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God split the altar in half. Jeroboam's hand became withered, but the prophet healed it.
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His son does die. All of Israel mourns for him.
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He died by burning his palace down on top of him. He was a bad king.
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Zimri killed him while he was drunk. He reigned two years.
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He bought Samaria for two talents of silver. He was a very wicked king.
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He is the son of Asa. He reigns 25 years.
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He takes Jezebel as his wife. He worships Baal, and is a very wicked king.
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God was happy with this. He blessed Jehoshaphat.
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Ben-hadad invades Israel and Ahab defeats him. Ahab actually defeated him twice, but let Ben-hadad go in the end.
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Jezebel had Naboth killed so Ahab could have the vineyard The Lord was very displease at this.
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Ahab wanted a true prophet of God to tell him the outcome of a battle. Micaiah then predicted Ahab's death.
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He lets his ally Jehoshaphat come with him. They lose the battle and Ahab dies.
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Jehoshaphat escaped harm. God wasn't pleased that he had helped a wicked king who didn't love God.
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When he heard that a huge army was headed towards him, he called out to God in front of the people and told them to fast. He sent a choir in front of the army, and when they sang, the opposing army started killing themselves.
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Elijah doesn't die, but is taken up into heaven in a whirlwind. Elisha is given a double portion of Elijah's power.
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Some guy's ax head fell into a river. He made it float so they could get it by throwing a stick into the water.
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The Syrians come to get Elijah, but Elijah makes them all blind. He leads them through Israel, has them disarmed, gives them back their sight, gives them a meal, and then lets them go.
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He was king for eight years. The disease was a curse from God
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He was the daughter of Athaliah. He was a wicked king.
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She is the daughter or Ahab and Jezebel. She is very wicked.
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He became king when he was seven. He was a mostly godly king, but was wounded and then assassinated.
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He killed Jezebel and Ahab's descendants. He also killed Joram and Ahaziah.
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He was a bad king. He led Israel to sin, and they were oppressed by Syria during his reign.
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He was an extremely wicked king. He even sacrificed his own son.
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He was a somewhat good king, but faded away from the Lord later in his reign. He was captured by Joash king of Israel, and was killed.
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He was a wicked king and led Israel to sin. He was the son of Jehoahaz.
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He was a bad king. He restored one of the borders of Israel.
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He was pretty good king. He became a leper, and was also named Uzziah.
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He was a bad king, and reigned in Israel. He was killed by Shallum after reigning only six months.
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He was a bad king, and reigned only one month. He was killed by Menahem.
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He was a bad king, and took money from the people. He also ripped open pregnant women.
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He was a bad king. He was killed by Pekah, his captain.
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He was a bad king, and was killed by Hoshea. During his reign, the king of Assyria captured parts of Israel.
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He was good king. He built the upper gate of the house of the Lord.
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He was a bad king. He ordered an altar to be made for himself.
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He was a bad king. He was imprisoned by Shalmaneser when he didn't pay him and was treacherous. Shalmaneser then invaded Samaria.
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He built it to bring water into Jerusalem. He was a mostly good king who reigned in Judah.
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He was sick, but God told him he would recover. He asked for a sign, and God made the sundial go back 10 degrees.
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He was a good king. He found the book of the law, and read it out loud and followed what it said. He kept the Passover, and destroyed idols.
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He was a wicked king like his father. He was killed by his servants.
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He was taken captive by the Assyrians. Here he repented and turned to God.
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He was a bad king. He was captured by Nebuchadnezzar
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He was a bad king. King Nebuchadnezzar captured him, took him to Babylon, and made his brother Zedekiah king instead of him.
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He was a bad king. He ignored Jeremiah, and rebelled against Nebuchadnezzar.
