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3 days ago · Some years ago, a Bible Gateway-associated blogger named Craig T. Owens created a detailed chart of all of the kings and prophets of the united and divided kingdoms of Judah and Israel mentioned in the books of Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles.
2 days ago · The stone is black. That's what matters. And at the end of the day, whatever the biblical authors shared and did not share, the seal is indicative of the power of Assyria and the might of Judah under it, until King Hezekiah came along and almost ruined the kingdom, turning rebellious and almost dooming it to oblivion.
2 days ago · Additionally, a similar name, "Azariah ben Hoshʼaya," is mentioned in the book of Jeremiah and describes events from the First Temple era, around 2,700 years ago.
4 days ago · In Judah, Amaziah had succeeded to his father Joash before the latter was murdered by two servants. Amaziah started to reign when he was 25 years old and did what was right in the eyes of God at the beginning of his reign of 29 years (II Kings 14:1-2).
2 days ago · Chronology during the 25th generation, King Joash repairs the Temple, The House of Jehu, kings of Israel, The Kurkh Stele, King Amaziah of Judah, The Black Obelisk of Shalmanezer III.
5 days ago · Welcome back to Bible Gateway’s weekly Look at the Book series of short blog posts and infographics introducing you to the books of the Bible. Finally… we’re back from the 70-year Babylonian exile, the temple is rebuilt, and Ezra is here to tell us about it. Scroll to the bottom if you’d prefer to see (and save) this article as an ...
5 days ago · Archaeologists Eli Shukron and Gershon Galil have announced the discovery of 2,731-year-old inscriptions, made during the reign of Hezekiah in Judah, which had not been identified until now due to the erosion of the stones on which they are engraved.
