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His was the final reign over the united monarchy
of Israel which ended in 931 BC.
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This good king was the standard by whom all
other kings were measured.
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This king lacked the wisdom of his father Solomon
because he rejected the advice of the elders and
split the kingdom.
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This evil king of Israel set up Baal worship and
even sacrificed his firstborn son in the
rebuilding of Jericho.
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He became king of Judah at 12 years old and
perpetrated horrific evil including
shedding innocent blood, star worship, and
idolatry in the temple.
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God told him to marry an adulterous woman as a
lesson on Israels faithfulness.
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This greatest of writing prophets Helped King
Hezekiah thwart Sennacheribs Assyrian threat.
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He prophesied that the Shunammite woman
would have a son whom he later raised from the
dead.
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He was the last Old Testament prophet and said
that Elijah would come before the great and
dreadful day of the LORD.
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This shepherd of Tekoa warned Israel to
prepare to meet her God.
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Fearing for his life, Elijah fled to this
mountain where the Lord spoke to him in a gentle
whisper.
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Elijah called down fire from heaven to consume
the sacrifice on this mountain to defend God
against Baal.
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Mordecai lived in this capital city of the
Persian empire when King Xerxes took Esther as
queen.
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This city became the capital of the northern
territory of Israel.
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Jeroboam placed here a golden calf, installed
priests, offered sacrifices and instituted a
new festival in this city to mimic authentic
worship and hold on to his power.
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This Babylonian king destroyed Jerusalem in three
sieges and took thousands captive.
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This young Judean nobleman was put in charge of
the province of Babylon after correctly
interpreting the kings dream.
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He reigned over Israel when they were taken
captive to Assyria.
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This prophet was already in exile when he warned
Judah of coming doom for their unbelief.
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He was reigning over Judah when he and ten
thousand Judeans were taken prisoner to Babylon.
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He prophesied that Judah would be in exile for 70
years and then return to the land.
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This king of Persia issued a decree allowing the
people to return to Jerusalem to rebuild their
temple.
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This festival celebrates Gods deliverance of the
Jewish people from Hamans attempted genocide.
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This leader is credited with rebuilding the walls
of Jerusalem.
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The people obeyed this prophet who warned
Zerubbabel to get back to work on the Lords
house.