During the reign of Pekah in Israel in the North, Ahaz began to reign as king of Judah in the South.

2 Kgs. 16:1-18; 2 Chr. 28:1-27 Ahaz (Judah/South) 735-715 B.C.
2 Kgs. 16:19-20

Hosea continues to prophecy during the reign of Ahaz

Hosea 8:1 - 10:15

Hosea continues to prophecy during the reign of Jotham

Hosea 2:1 - 7:16

While Uzziah/Azariah was king of Judah in the South, Shallum became king of Israel in the North.

2 Kgs. 15:13-16 Shallum (Israel/North) 752 B.C.

Menahem succeeds Shallum

2 Kgs. 15:17-22

Pekahiah succeeds Mehahem

2 Kgs. 15:23-26

Pekah succeeds Pekahiah

2 Kgs. 15:27-28

2 Kgs. 15:29-31; 1 Chr. 5:25-26 1st. Deportation of the 10 Northern tribes

During the reign of Pekah in the Israel/North, Jotham, son of Uzziah/Azariah becomes king of Judah in the South.

2 Kgs. 15:32-38; 2 Chr. 27:1-6, 8; 2 Chr. 2:7,9 Jotham (Judah-South) 750 - 732 B.C.

Micah prophesied during the reigns of Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah

Micah 1:1 - 3:12

Like Isaiah, Hosea also prophesied during the reigns of Uzziah/Azariah, Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah.

Hosea 1:1 - 4:19

2 Chr. 26:4-23; 2 Kgs. 15:5-7 (Death of Uzziah/Azariah)
Is. 6:1-13

While Uzziah/Azariah reigned in Judah, Zechariah became king of Israel in the North.

2 Kgs. 15:8-12 Zechariah (Israel/North)

As Isaiah himself records, he prophesied to the Southern Kingdom during the reigns of Uzziah (Azariah), Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah.

Is. 1:1 - 5:30

Amos 4:1 - 9:15

Jonah prophesied the destruction of Ninevah, which occurred in 612 BC. The historical text mentions Jonah as also having prophesied that Jeroboam II restored the boundaries of Israel (cf. 2 Kgs. 14:25)

Jonah 1:1 - 4:11

2 Kgs. 14:23-29 Jeroboam II (Israel/North)793-753 B.C.

While Jeroboam II ruled as king of Israel in the North, Azariah became king of Judah in the South.

2 Kgs. 15:1-2; 2 Chr. 26:1-3 Azariah/Uzziah (Judah/South) c. 792-740 B.C.
2 Kgs. 15:3-4; 2 Chr. 26:2

As the prophet himself records, Amos prophesied in the days of Uzziah (Judah/South) and Jeroboam II (Israel/North).

760 B.C.
Amos 1:1 - 3:15

Jehoash succeeded his father Jehoahaz as kingt of Israel in the North, while Joash continued as king of Judah in the South.

2 Kgs. 13:10-25 Jehoash (Israel/North) 798-782 B.C./Death of Elisha

Amaziah succeeds his father Joash as king of Judah in the South, while Jehoash continued as king of Israel in the North.

2 Kgs. 14:1-22; 2 Chr. 25:1-28 Amaziah (Judah/South) 796-767 B.C.

While Jehu reigned in Israel in the North, Joash became king of Judah in the South.

2 Kgs. 11:4-20; 2 Chr. 23:1-21 Joash (Judah/South) 835-796 B.C.
2 Kgs. 12:1-19; 2 Chr. 24:1-16
2 Chr. 24:17-27
2 Kgs. 12:20-22

Jehoahaz succeeded his father, Jehu, as king of Israel in the North, while Joash was king of Judah in the South.

2 Kgs. 13:1-9 Jehoahaz (Israel/North) 814-798 B.C.

Jehu kills Joram. Jehu reigns as king in his stead. Jehu also kills Ahaziah of Judah.

2 Kgs. 9:1 - 10:36 Jehu (Israel/North) 841-814 B.C.

After Jehu also kills Ahaziah of Judah, Athaliah rules in his stead.

2 Kgs. 11:1-3; 2 Chr. 22:10-12 Athaliah (Judah/South) 841-835

2 Kgs. 7:1 - 8:15

Jehoram, son of Jehoshaphat secceeds him as king of Judah in the South, while Joram continues to rule Israel in the North.

2 Kgs. 8:16-24; 2 Chr. 21:2-20 Jehoram (Judah/South) 848-841 B.C.

Ahaziah succeeds his father, Jehoram as king of Judah in the South, while Joram continues to rule as king of Israel in the North.

2 Kgs. 8:25-29; 2 Chr. 22:1-9 Ahaziah (Judah/Israel) 841 B.C.

2 Kgs. 4:1 - 6:33

Ahaziah succeeds his father Ahab as king of Israel in the North, while Jehoshaphat continues to rule over Judah in the South.

1 Kgs. 22:52-54 Ahazariah (Israel/North) 853-852 B.C.
2 Kgs. 1:1-18
2 Kgs. 2:1-25 (Death of Elijah)

Joram, brother of Ahaziah, succeeds as king of Israel in the North, while Jehoshaphat continues to rule in Judah in the South.

2 Kgs. 3:1-27 Joram (Israel/North) 852-841 B.C.

1 Kgs. 22:1-28; 2 Chr. 18:1-27
1 Kgs. 22:29-51
2 Chr. 18:28 - 20:30

(Elijah cont'd)

1 Kgs. 20:1 - 21:29

Jehoshaphat succeeds his father Asa as king of Judah in the South

2 Chr. 17:1-19 Jehoshaphat (Judah/South) 872-848 B.C.

Elijah

1 Kgs. 17:1 - 19:21

As Jeoboam continued to rule as king of Israel in the North, Asa succeeded Abijam/Abijah as king of Judah in the South.

1 Kgs. 15:9-12 Asa (Judah/South) 910-869 B.C.
2 Chr. 14:1 - 15:15
1 Kgs. 15:13-15; 2 Chr. 15:16-19
1 Kgs. 15:16-22; 2 Chr. 16:1-14
1 Kgs. 15:23-24

As Asa continues to rule as king of Judah in the South, Nadab succeeded Jeroboam as king of Israel in the North. 7 more kings of Israel follow.

1 Kgs. 15:25-32 Nadab (Israel/North) 909-908 B.C.
1 Kgs. 15:33 - 16:7 Baasha (Israel/North) 908-886 B.C.
1 Kgs. 16:8-14 Elah (Israel/North) 886-885 B.C.
1 Kgs. 16:15-20 Zimri (Israel/North) 885-880 B.C.
1 Kgs. 16:21 Tibni (Israel/North) 885-874 B.C. (split kingdom)
1 Kgs. 16:22-28 Omri (Israel/North) 885-874 B.C. (split kingdom)
1 Kgs. 16:29-34 Ahab (Israel/North) 874-853 B.C.

While Rehoboam ruled in Judah in the South, Jeroboam reigned in Israel in the North.

1 Kgs. 12:25 - 14:20 Jeroboam I (Israel/North) c. 930-909 B.C.

While Jeroboam continued to rule in Israel in the North, Abijah succeeded Rehoboam as ruler over Judah in the South.

1 Kgs. 15:1-8; 2 Chr. 13:1-23 Abijam/Abijah (Judah/South) c. 913-910 B.C.

1 Kgs. 12:1-20; 2 Chr. 10:1-19 (Rehoboam - Judah/South: c. 930-913 BC)
1 Kgs. 12:21-24; 2 Chr. 11:1-4
2 Chr. 11:5-23
1 Kgs. 14:21-31; 2 Chr. 12:1-16