2 Kings

The Holy Bible: King James Version

Israel was conquered by Assyria in 721 B.C. Judah was defeated by Babylon in 586 B.C. These events were seen as judgment upon the people because they did not follow the laws of God.

Contents

Bibliographic Record

KING JAMES VERSION

NEW YORK: AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY, 1999
NEW YORK: BARTLEBY.COM, 2000

CHAPTER

1	The Death of Ahaziah
2	Elisha Succeeds Elijah
3	The Reign of Jehoram of Israel Elisha Predicts Victory over Moab
4	The Widow’s Oil Elisha and the Shunammite Woman Elisha’s Miracles for the Prophets
5	The Cure of Naaman’s Leprosy
6	The Axe Head Made to Float Elisha and the Syrians Elisha and the Siege of Samaria
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8	The Shunammite Woman’s Land Restored Hazael Becomes King of Syria The Reign of Jehoram of Judah The Reign of Ahaziah of Judah
9	Jehu Anointed King of Israel Jehu Kills Joram Jehu Kills Ahaziah The Death of Jezebel
10	Jehu Destroys the House of Ahab Jehu Wipes Out the Worship of Baal
11	Athaliah Usurps the Throne
12	The Reign of Jehoash of Judah
13	The Reign of Jehoahaz The Reign of Jehoash of Israel Elisha’s Final Prophecy and Death
14	The Reign of Amaziah The Reign of Jeroboam
15	The Reign of Azariah The Reign of Zachariah The Reign of Shallum The Reign of Menahem The Reign of Pekahiah The Reign of Pekah The Reign of Jotham
16	The Reign of Ahaz
17	The Fall of Samaria and the Captivity of Israel The Repopulation of Samaria
18	The Reign of Hezekiah The Fall of Samaria The Invasion of Sennacherib
19	Judah Delivered from Sennacherib
20	Hezekiah’s Sickness Hezekiah Receives Envoys from Babylon The Death of Hezekiah
21	The Reign of Manasseh The Reign of Amon
22	The Reign of Josiah The Book of the Law Discovered
23	Josiah’s Reforms The Passover Kept The LORD’s Persistent Anger against Judah The Death of Josiah The Reign and Dethronement of Jehoahaz The Reign of Jehoiakim
24	Jehoiachin and the Nobles Taken Captive to Babylon The Reign of Zedekiah
25	The Fall of Jerusalem The Captivity of Judah The Remnant Flee to Egypt Jehoiachin Released and Honored in Babylon