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The Kings

  • Period: 1062 BCE to 1010 BCE

    Jonathan's Life

    Jonathan was Saul's son and David's best friend. He help David escape his father and was a righteous, loyal man. He died in battle with his father.
  • 1050 BCE

    Saul crowned King

    Saul crowned King
    Saul was chosen by the people to be the first king. He was tall and handsome and seemed perfect for the role. Samuel anointed him.
  • Period: 1050 BCE to 1029 BCE

    Saul's Reign

    Saul reigned for 20 years. He started as a righteous man but the pride corrupted him. David was anointed during Saul's reign.
  • Period: 1040 BCE to 970 BCE

    David's Life

    David grew up a devout shepherd that turned into a noble king. He showed great bravery and faith. Although he made plenty of mistakes he took the consequences.
  • 1029 BCE

    The Lord rejects Saul and anoints David

    The Lord rejects Saul and anoints David
    Samuel went to choose one of the sons of Jesse. He lined them up and and Lord did not choose any of them. Instead he asked if there were any others and when they went and got David to come the Lord told Samuel he was the one.
  • 1025 BCE

    David and Goliath

    David and Goliath
    The Philistines army is fighting the Israelites. When David goes to give his brothers food he hears Goliath the philistine mock the Lord. He decides to challenge him and wins.
  • 1021 BCE

    David begins running from Saul

    David begins running from Saul
    Saul's anger kindled against David when he found out he was going to be king next. He fled and Jonathan his dear friend tried everything he could to help. This helped shape David's future.
  • 1018 BCE

    David spares Saul's life in the cave

    David spares Saul's life in the cave
    While on the search for David Saul was in a cave alone. David was hiding in the cave. He had the opportunity to kill him but instead cut off a piece of his robe.
  • 1010 BCE

    Saul's Suicide

    Saul's Suicide
    During a war they Israelites were losing. When Saul realized that he would be captured and tortured he told his servant to kill him. The servant refused so Saul impaled himself upon his own sword.
  • 1010 BCE

    Ishbosheth's Death

    Ishbosheth's Death
    Ishbosheth was one of Saul's younger sons. He ruled over a bit of land but failed. He was killed by two of his own army officers.
  • Period: 1009 BCE to 978 BCE

    Absalom's life and his rebellion

    Absalom was David's son. He becomes angry at his half brother when he rapes his sister. He murders him and rebels against David. Joab kills him after he was caught in a branch by his hair.
  • 992 BCE

    David's Adultery with Bathsheba

    David's Adultery with Bathsheba
    David is on his roof and sees a woman bathing. He calls for her and laid with her. She conceives and to try and fix it he murders her husband Uriah in battle by having the troops pull back. He is punished and the baby dies.
  • 991 BCE

    Bathsheba's baby dies

    Bathsheba's baby dies
    In order to punish David for his sin God told him he would either kill David or the baby. When the baby was born David mourned until it died. After that he went and worshipped the Lord.
  • 989 BCE

    Amnon rapes his sister Tamar

    Amnon rapes his sister Tamar
    Amnon was in love with his half sister Tamar. Jonadab his cousin told him to act sick and have her come feed him and she would fall in love. He called her and when she refused him he forced himself upon her.
  • Period: 989 BCE to 931 BCE

    Solomon's Life

    Bathsheba's first baby died. The next time she conceived she bore Solomon. Solomon was known for his wisdom.
  • 978 BCE

    Solomon Crowned

    Solomon Crowned
    Adonijah was crowning himself king. When Bathsheba heard this she went to Nathan and Nathan comes up with a plan. When David hears Bathsheba and her desire for Solomon as king Solomon is anointed.
  • Period: 972 BCE to 950 BCE

    Jeroboam's Life (I)

    Jeroboam was the servant of Solomon. He rebelled and became king. He was the other king when Judah and Israel split.
  • Period: 972 BCE to 913 BCE

    Rehoboam's Life

    Rehoboam was the son of Solomon. He was the king after Solomon. He did not listen to the Lord and was one of the cause of Israel dividing.
  • 967 BCE

    King Hiram Helps

    King Hiram Helps
    Solomon needed the supplies to build the temple. Solomon befriends Hiram the King of Tyre. They establish a treaty and he helps the temple.
  • 966 BCE

    Solomon blessed with wisdom

    Solomon blessed with wisdom
    The Lord came to Solomon in a dream and told him he could have one wish. Solomon asked for wisdom to govern the people. The Lord was pleased and gave him wisdom along with many other blessings.
  • 966 BCE

    Solomon builds the temple of the Lord

    Solomon builds the temple of the Lord
    When David was alive he wanted to build the Lord a temple. The Lord said he couldn't because he was a man of war. Solomon was the one able to build this massive temple especially with his riches.
  • 946 BCE

    The Queen of Sheba visits

    The Queen of Sheba visits
    Solomon was so extremely wealthy his fame spread. The Queen of Sheba visits him and tests him with hard questions. She was astounded and they became friends
  • Period: 940 BCE to 874 BCE

    Omri's Life and Reign (I)

    Omri reigned for twelve years. He rebelled against Zimri and went to kill him. He did more evil than all the kings before him.
  • Period: 936 BCE to 870 BCE

    Asa's Life

    He was a righteous king that pleased the Lord. He directed the people towards God. God blessed him and he reigned for 41 years.
  • Period: 933 BCE to 909 BCE

    Nadab's life (I)

    Nadab was the son of Jeroboam. He reigned over Israel for 2 years. He was murdered by Baasha.
  • Period: 933 BCE to 886 BCE

    Baasha's Life (I)

    Baasha was the son of Abijah. He killed all of Jeroboam's house. Because of that the same thing happened to his family.
  • 931 BCE

    Solomon's fall from power

    Solomon's fall from power
    Solomon had 700 wives and 300 concubines. Since a lot of them did idol worship they enticed him to build them temples for their gods. Eventually he joined them and turned from God.
  • 931 BCE

    Israel Divides

    Israel Divides
    Rehoboam was the king of Judah. Jeroboam reigned over Israel. They fought and split the two tribes.
  • 930 BCE

    The Two Golden Calves

    The Two Golden Calves
    Jeroboam was king over Israel and wanted to keep it that way. He thought that the would turn on him if they went back to the Lord. To fix that he made two golden calves for them to worship.
  • Period: 913 BCE to 911 BCE

    Abijah's Reign (J)

    Abijah was a ruler over Judah. He did what was evil in God's eyes. He only reigned for three years.
  • Period: 912 BCE to 885 BCE

    Elah's Life (I)

    Elah was the son of Baasha. He was evil. Zimri one of the commanders of his army murdered him.
  • Period: 904 BCE to 850 BCE

    Elijah's Life

    Elijah was a prophet. He lived during the time of Ahab and the drought. He mentored Elisha.
  • 896 BCE

    Asa's War against Ethiopia

    Asa's War against Ethiopia
    Asa tore down idols and cults. He went to war against Ethiopia. The Lord helped them win.
  • 895 BCE

    Asa's Religious Reforms

    Asa's Religious Reforms
    Asa had a desire to follow the Lord for most of his life. He got rid of his grandmother because she led a cult of male prostitutes. He killed the people if they didn't follow God.
  • 894 BCE

    Asa's Sickness

    Asa's Sickness
    Near the end of his reign Asa developed a disease in his feet. Still he didn't turn back to the Lord. He died from this and was buried in Jerusalem
  • 886 BCE

    Zimri's Reign (I)

    Zimri's Reign (I)
    Zimri became king because he killed Elah. He only reigned for seven days. When Omri came to attack he burned down the palace with himself inside.
  • Period: 871 BCE to 853 BCE

    Ahab's Reign (I)

    Ahab was the son of Omri. He was one of the most wicked kings. He married Jezebel, who was a priestess of Baal.
  • Period: 866 BCE to 841 BCE

    Jehoshaphat's Reign (J)

    Jehoshaphat was a good king who followed in the ways of the Lord. His father was Asa. He reigned over Israel for 25 years.
  • 860 BCE

    Elijah and the ravens

    Elijah and the ravens
    A famine hit the land and there was scarcely any food. God told Elijah to go to a river bed. Ravens brought him food.
  • 860 BCE

    Elijah and The Widow

    Elijah and The Widow
    God told Elijah to go to a widow and ask to feed him. She says that she was just going to cook her and her son's last meal. She gave it to him but then her son died. Elijah raised her son from the dead and then she believed his prophecy about her food not running out.
  • 858 BCE

    Elijah with the Mountain of God and anointing of Elisha

    Elijah with the Mountain of God and anointing of Elisha
    Elijah runs away from Jezebel. He stayed in the wilderness and ate food made by an angel so he was satisfied for 40 days. Elijah tells God how he feels and God shows Elijah that he is with him. After this Elisha is the next prophet.
  • 858 BCE

    Elijah's challenge for Baal

    Elijah's challenge for Baal
    Elijah challenged all the prophets of Baal that Jezebel had. He made an offering and told them to have Baal send fire from heaven. Baal failed but when Elijah prayed to God he sent fire that burnt up the altar and most everything around it.
  • 857 BCE

    Ahab and Ben-hadad

    Ahab and Ben-hadad
    The king of Syria, Ben-hadad, sent a message to Ahab and told him to give him his gold, silver, kids and wives. Ben-hadad kept asking for more. Elijah told Ahab he would win because Ben-hadad was mocking God. The Israelites won. But Ahab makes a treaty and God condemns him.
  • 855 BCE

    Naboth's Vineyard

    Naboth's Vineyard
    Ahab wanted Naboth's vineyard. Naboth refuses because it has been in his family for awhile. Jezebel tells two criminals to tell a lie so that Naboth is stoned. Elijah comes to Ahab in the vineyard and curses him and his house.
  • 853 BCE

    Ahab's Death

    Ahab's Death
    Ahab went into battle and disguised himself. They think Jehosophat is the king of Israel. Ahab was struck by an arrow and died.
  • 853 BCE

    Jehoshaphat's Battle

    Jehoshaphat's Battle
    Jehoshaphat was scared that they weren't going to win until a prophet told him they would. To glorify God they put the singers in front. The enemies started killing each other and the Israelites won.
  • Period: 853 BCE to 851 BCE

    Ahaziah's Reign (I)

    Ahaziah was the son of Ahab. He reigned for two years over Israel. He died from a sickness caused by falling.
  • Period: 851 BCE to 839 BCE

    Second Jehoram's reign (Son of Ahab) (I)

    Jehoram was the cousin of Ahaziah. He reigned for twelve years. He didn't agree with his parents but still did evil. He fought against Moab. God helped him by making a lake look like blood.
  • 849 BCE

    Elisha and Naaman

    Elisha and Naaman
    Naaman was an important war commander that got leprosy. He heard of Elisha from his servant girl and sent for him. He came and told Naaman to dip in the Jordan river seven times.
  • Period: 841 BCE to 833 BCE

    First Jehoram's Reign (Son of Jehoshaphat) (J)

    Jehoram was the son of Jehoshaphat. He was married to the Athaliah. His wife was the daughter of Ahab. He reigned over Judah for 8 years.
  • 837 BCE

    Elisha and the bears

    Elisha and the bears
    When Elisha was in a city some boys were making fun of him being bald. Elisha turned around and cursed them. Then two bears came out of the woods and killed 42 of the boys.
  • 837 BCE

    Elijah ascends into heaven

    Elijah ascends into heaven
    Elijah's time to leave earth was soon coming. Before he was taken by the Lord Elisha asked for a double portion of the Spirit. Elijah told him if he saw him leave earth he would. A chariot of fire then came down and took Elijah.
  • 833 BCE

    2 Ahaziah's Death

    2 Ahaziah's Death
    Ahaziah was the grandson of Jehoshaphat. He reigned for one year. He witnessed Jehoram's murder from Jehu. Jehu then killed Ahaziah.
  • Period: 833 BCE to 805 BCE

    Jehu's Reign (I)

    Jehu was the commander of Jehoram. He killed Jehoram and Ahaziah. He wiped out Ahab's house and the worshippers of Baal.
  • Period: 833 BCE to 826 BCE

    Athaliah's Reign

    Athaliah was the daughter of Ahab and Jezebel. She was wicked and reigned for 6 years. She killed all off the royal family in hopes of stopping Jesus's bloodline.
  • Period: 826 BCE to 786 BCE

    Joash's Reign

    Joash was the son of Ahaziah. His whole family was killed by Athaliah but he was saved by his aunt. He restores the temple and reigns for 40 years. He was made king when he was 7.
  • Period: 805 BCE to 788 BCE

    Jehoahaz's Reign (I)

    Jehoahaz was the son of Jehu. He battled against the Syrians his whole reign. He did evil and reigned over Israel.
  • Period: 788 BCE to 772 BCE

    Jehoash's Reign (I)

    Jehoash was the son of Jehoahaz. He reigned for 16 years. He was alive when Elisha died and went to visit him.
  • Period: 786 BCE to 757 BCE

    Amaziah's Reign

    Amaziah is the son of Joash. He followed God but not wholeheartedly which you can see later in his reign. He wins a battle because of God but then brings back the idols of the land.
  • Period: 772 BCE to 731 BCE

    Jeroboam 2 (I)

    Jehoash was Jeroboam the second's father. He ruled over Israel for 41 years. He did not follow God.
  • Period: 766 BCE to 671 BCE

    The Prophet Isaiah's Life

  • Period: 757 BCE to 705 BCE

    Uzziah's Reign

    He was 16 when he was made king. He did what was good. His father was Amaziah. He built up the kingdom of Judah. He got leprosy.
  • 746 BCE

    Shallum's Reign (I)

    Shallum's Reign (I)
    Shallum was the son of Jabesh. He did evil. He only reigned for one month before he was killed.
  • 746 BCE

    Zechariah's Reign (I)

    Zechariah's Reign (I)
    Zechariah only reigned for six months. He did what was evil. He was killed by Shallum. He was Jeroboam 2's son.
  • Period: 745 BCE to 735 BCE

    Menahem's Reign (I)

    He was evil. He cut the babies out of the stomachs of pregnant women. He reigned for 10 years.
  • Period: 735 BCE to 733 BCE

    Pekahiah's Reign (I)

    Pekahiah was the son of Menahem. He did what was evil. His captain, Pekah, killed him.
  • Period: 733 BCE to 713 BCE

    Pekah's Reign (I)

    Pekah was evil. He reigned for twenty years in Israel. He was the captain for Pekahiah who he killed.
  • Period: 732 BCE to 716 BCE

    Jotham's Reign

    He was twenty five when he reigned. His father was Uzziah. He followed in the footsteps of his father and did good. He was allies with the Ammonites.
  • Period: 716 BCE to 700 BCE

    Ahaz's Life

    Ahaz did not walk in the way of the Lord. he worshipped other Gods and even sacrificed his children. He destroyed things in the temple to offer to the king of Assyria. He was the son of Jotham and reigned over Judah.
  • Period: 713 BCE to 704 BCE

    Hoshea's Reign (I)

    Hoshea was the son of Elah. He did what was evil. He was conquered by the kingdom of Assyria.
  • Period: 700 BCE to 671 BCE

    Hezekiah's Life and Reign

    Hezekiah was the son of Ahaz and the king of Judah. He followed the Lord. He reigned for 29 years and restored Judah.
  • 698 BCE

    Hezekiah's Passover

    Hezekiah's Passover
    Hezekiah wanted to cleanse the temple and serve God. Passover was a bit late this year because of how long it took to cleanse everything. They sacrificed hundreds of animals for the passover.
  • 690 BCE

    Hezekiah and the Assyrians

    Hezekiah and the Assyrians
    Sennacherib came up against Hezekiah. He sent a letter to Hezekiah mocking God and saying they would lose. Hezekiah took the letter to the temple and talked to the Lord. They won the battle. Sennacherib was then killed by his sons while worshipping his gods.
  • 686 BCE

    Hezekiah's Sickness

    Hezekiah's Sickness
    Hezekiah got sick and was near death. Isaiah came and told him he would die. Hezekiah cried and prayed to God. Then God told Isaiah to tell him he will live another 15 years. God showed him this was true by having the sun move back 10 hours.
  • Period: 671 BCE to 616 BCE

    Manasseh's Life and Reign

    Manasseh was said to be the worst king that Judah ever had. He reigned for 55 years, which is the longest reign. He was the son of Hezekiah. Near the end of his life he repents and follows the Lord.
  • Period: 616 BCE to 614 BCE

    Amon's Life and Reign

    Amon was the son of Manasseh. He was evil and followed after how Manasseh was for most of his reign. He reigned over Judah for 2 years then was killed by his servants.
  • Period: 614 BCE to 583 BCE

    Josiah's Life and Reign

    Josiah was the son of Amon. He reigned in Judah for 31 years. He was a good king and followed the Lord.
  • 606 BCE

    Josiah Purges the Kingdom in the 8th year

    Josiah Purges the Kingdom in the 8th year
    Josiah purges his kingdom. He destroys all of the idols and sins. It takes him 10 years.
  • 596 BCE

    Josiah's Great Passover in the 18th year

    Josiah's Great Passover in the 18th year
    Hilkiah found the Book of the Law. Josiah realized how horrible the people had been and asked the prophet Huldah what will happen. She said judgement will come in the days of his descendants. Josiah decides to have Passover and read The Book of the Law. It was the biggest Passover.
  • 583 BCE

    Jehoahaz's Life and Reign (J)

    Jehoahaz's Life and Reign (J)
    Jehoahaz was the son of Josiah. He reigned for 3 months. He was taken to Egypt and remained there. He was evil.
  • Period: 583 BCE to 572 BCE

    Jehoiakim's Life and Reign

    Jehoiakim was the son of Josiah. His name was originally Eliakim. He was evil and fell to Babylon. He reigned in Judah for 11 years.
  • 572 BCE

    Jehoiachin's Life and Reign

    Jehoiachin's Life and Reign
    Jehoiachin was the son of Jehoiakim. He reigned for 3 months and 10 days. He did what was evil. He was taken captive by Babylon.
  • Period: 572 BCE to 561 BCE

    Zedekiah's Life and Reign

    Zedekiah was the son of Josiah. He was evil and hardened his heart towards the Lord. He reigned for 11 years until Babylon took over again.