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Israel, prophecies concerning

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  1. Prophecies concerning
  2. Of captivity, famine, and judgments 1 Kgs 14:15, 16; 17:1; 20:13–28; 2 Kgs 7:1, 2, 17; 8:1; Isa 7:8; 8:4–7; 9:8–21; 17:3–11; 28:1–8; Hos 1:1–9; 2:1–13; 4; 8; 9; 10; 11:5, 6; 12:7–14; 13; Amos 2:6–16; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8; 9
  3. Of restoration Hos 2:14–23; 11:9–11; 13:13, 14; 14:8
  4. Of the reunion of the ten tribes and Judah Jer 3:18; Ezek 37:16–22
  5. See the following
  6. 5. Judah
  7. The nation composed of the tribes of Judah and Benjamin, called JUDAH, and JEWS, ruled by the descendants of David Isa 11:12
  8. See Jews
  9. In the historical books of first and second Kings, and first and second Chronicles the nation is called JUDAH, but in the prophecies it is frequently referred to as ISRAEL, as in Isa 8:14; 49:7
  10. The list of rulers and the periods of time over which they reigned
  11. 1. Rehoboam, seventeen years
  12. 2. Abijah (Abijam), three years
  13. 3. Asa, forty-one years
  14. 4. Jehoshaphat, twenty-five years
  15. 5. Jehoram, eight years
  16. 6. Ahaziah, one year
  17. Athaliah’s usurpation, six years
  18. 7. Joash (Jehoash), forty years
  19. 8. Amaziah, twenty-nine years
  20. 9. Uzziah (Azariah), fifty-two years
  21. 10. Jotham, sixteen years
  22. 11. Ahaz, sixteen years
  23. 12. Hezekiah, twenty-nine years
  24. 13. Manasseh, fifty-five years
  25. 14. Amon, two years
  26. 15. Josiah, thirty-one years
  27. 16. Jehoahaz (Josiah’s son), three months
  28. 17. Jehoiakim (Josiah’s son), eleven years
  29. 18. Jehoiachin (Jeconiah), Jehoiakim’s son, three months
  30. 19. Zedekiah (Mattaniah), Josiah’s son, eleven years
  31. (For the history of the above kings see under each name)
  32. Rehoboam succeeds Solomon. As a consequence of his arbitrary policy, ten tribes rebel 1 Kgs 12
  33. Other circumstances of his reign 1 Kgs 14:21–31; 2 Chr 10; 11; 12
  34. Death of Rehoboam 1 Kgs 14:31
  35. Abijam’s wicked reign 1 Kgs 15:1–8; 2 Chr 13
  36. Asa’s good reign 1 Kgs 15:9–24; 2 Chr 14; 15; 16
  37. Asa makes a treaty with Ben-hadad, king of Syria, to make war against Israel 1 Kgs 15:16–24
  38. Jehoshaphat succeeds Asa 1 Kgs 15:24; 2 Chr 17; 18; 19; 20; 21:1
  39. Jehoshaphat joins Ahab against the king of Syria 1 Kgs 22
  40. See Jehoshaphat
  41. Jehoram, also called JORAM, reigns in place of his father, Jehoshaphat 2 Kgs 8:16–24; 2 Chr 21
  42. Edom revolts 2 Kgs 8:20–22
  43. Ahaziah, also called AZARIAH 2 Chr 22:6
  44. And JEHOAHAZ 2 Chr 21:17; 25:23
  45. Ahaziah succeeds Jehoram 2 Kgs 8:24–29; 2 Chr 22
  46. Ahaziah killed by Jehu 2 Kgs 9:27–29; 2 Chr 22:8, 9
  47. Athaliah, his mother, succeeds him 2 Kgs 11:1–16; 2 Chr 22:10–12; 23:1–15
  48. Jehoash (also called JOASH) succeeds Athaliah 2 Kgs 11:21; 12; 2 Chr 24
  49. The temple repaired 2 Kgs 12
  50. Amaziah reigns, and Judah is invaded by the king of Israel; Jerusalem is taken and the sacred things of the temple carried away 2 Kgs 14:1–20; 2 Chr 25
  51. Azariah (also called UZZIAH) succeeds him 2 Kgs 14:21, 22; 15:1–7; 2 Chr 26
  52. Jotham succeeds Uzziah 2 Kgs 15:7, 32–38; 2 Chr 27
  53. Rezin, king of Syria, invades Judah 2 Kgs 15:37
  54. Jotham is succeeded by Ahaz 2 Kgs 16:1; 2 Chr 28
  55. Judah is invaded by the kings of Samaria and Syria; Ahaz hires the king of Assyria to make war on the king of Syria 2 Kgs 16:5–9
  56. Ahaz changes the nature of the altar in the temple 2 Kgs 16:10–18
  57. Hezekiah succeeds Ahaz 2 Kgs 16:19, 20; 2 Chr 29:32
  58. Hezekiah’s good reign 2 Kgs 18:1–8
  59. Hezekiah revolts from the sovereignty of the king of Assyria 2 Kgs 18:7
  60. The king of Assyria invades Judah, and blasphemes the God of Judah; his army overthrown 2 Kgs 18:9–37; 19
  61. Hezekiah’s sickness and miraculous restoration 2 Kgs 20
  62. Hezekiah succeeded by Manasseh 2 Kgs 20:21; 2 Chr 33:1–20
  63. Manasseh’s wicked reign 2 Kgs 21:1–18
  64. Amon succeeds Manasseh on the throne 2 Kgs 21:18–26; 2 Chr 33:20–25
  65. Josiah succeeds Amon; the temple is repaired; the book of the law recovered; religious revival follows; and the king dies 2 Kgs 22; 23:1–30; 2 Chr 34; 35
  66. Josiah is succeeded by Jehoahaz, who reigned for three months, was dethroned by the king of Egypt, and the land was put under taxation 2 Kgs 23:30–35; 2 Chr 36:1–3
  67. Jehoiakim is elevated to the throne; becomes tributary to Nebuchadnezzar for three years; he rebels; is conquered and carried off to Babylon 2 Kgs 24:1–6; 2 Chr 36:4–8
  68. Jehoiachin is made king; suffers invasion and is carried off to Babylon 2 Kgs 24:8–16; 2 Chr 36:9, 10
  69. Zedekiah is made king by Nebuchadnezzar; he rebels; so, Nebuchadnezzar invades Judah, takes Jerusalem, and carries off the people to Babylon, despoiling the temple 2 Kgs 24:17–20; 25; 2 Chr 36:11–21
  70. The poorest of the people were left to occupy the country, and were joined by fragments of the army of Judah, the dispersed Israelites in other lands, and the king’s daughters 2 Kgs 25:12, 22, 23; Jer 39:10; 40:7–12; 52:16
  71. Gedaliah was appointed governor over the region 2 Kgs 25:22
  72. Gedaliah’s adminstration was favorable to the people 2 Kgs 25:23, 24; Jer 40:7–12
  73. Gedaliah was conspired against and assassinated by Ishmael 2 Kgs 25:25; Jer 40:13–16; 41:1–3
  74. Ishmael seeks to betray the people to the Ammonites Jer 41
  75. The people in fear, take refuge in Egypt 2 Kgs 25:26; Jer 41:14–18; 42:13–18
  76. Captivity of
  77. Great wickedness is the cause of their adversity Ezek 5; 6; 7; 16; 23:22–44
  78. They live in Babylon Dan 5:13; 6:13; Jer 52:28–30
  79. Beside the Chebar River Ezek 1:1; 10:15
  80. Patriotism of Ps 137
  81. Plotted against, by Haman Esth 3
  82. Are saved by Esther Esth 4; 5; 6; 7; 8; 9
  83. Cyrus decrees their restoration 2 Chr 36:22, 23; Ezra 1:1–4
  84. Cyrus directs the rebuilding of the temple, and the restoration of the vessels which had been carried off to Babylon 2 Chr 36:23; Ezra 1:3–11
  85. Proclamation renewed by Darius and Artaxerxes Ezra 6:1–14
  86. Ezra returns with One-thousand seven-hundred and fifty-four of the exiles to Jerusalem Ezra 2
  87. Temple rebuilt and dedicated Ezra 3; 4; 5; 6
  88. Artaxerxes issues the proclamation to restore the temple services Ezra 7
  89. Priests and Levites authorized to return Ezra 8
  90. Corruptions among the returned captives; their reform Ezra 9; 10
  91. Nehemiah is commissioned to lead the remainder of the captivity, forty-nine thousand nine-hundred and forty-two go back to Canaan Neh 2; 7:5–67; Ps 85; 87; 107; 126
  92. The wall of Jerusalem rebuilt and dedicated Neh 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 12
  93. The law read and expounded Neh 8
  94. Solemn feast is kept; priests are purified, and the covenant sealed Neh 8; 9; 10
  95. One-tenth of the people, to be determined by lot, volunteer to live in Jerusalem, and the remaining ninety percent live in other cities Neh 11
  96. Catalogue of the priests and Levites who came up with Zerubbabel Neh 12
  97. Nehemiah reforms various abuses Neh 13
  98. The people expect a Messiah Luke 3:15
  99. Many accept Jesus as the Christ John 2:23; 10:42; 11:45; 12:11; Acts 21:20
  100. The majority reject Jesus
  101. See Jesus, rejected
  102. Rejected by God Matt 21:43; Luke 20:16
  103. Prophecies concerning
  104. Of their rejection of the Messiah Isa 8:14, 15; 49:5, 7; 52:14; 53:1–3; Zech 11; 13; Matt 21:33; 22:1
  105. Of war and other judgments Deut 28:49–57; 2 Kgs 20:17, 18; 21:12–15; 22:16, 17; 23:26, 27; Isa 1:1–24; 3; 4:1; 5; 6:9–13; 7:17–25; 8:14–22; 9; 10:12; 22:1–14; 28:14–22; 29:1–10; 30:1–17; 31:1–3; 32:9–14; Jer 1:11–16; 4:5–31; 6; 7:8–34; 8; 9:9–26; 10:17–22; 11:9–23; 13:9–27; 14:14–18; 15:1–14; 16; 17:1–4; 18:15–17; 19; 20:5; 21:4–7; 22:24–30; 25:8–38; 28; 34; 37; 38:1–3; 42:13–22; 43; 44; 45; Lam 5:6; Ezek 4; 5; 11:7–12; 12; 15; 16; 17; 19; 22:13–22; 23:22–35; 24; 33:21–29; Dan 9:26, 27; Joel 2:1–17; Amos 2:4, 5; Mic 2:10; 3; 4:8–10; Hab 1:6–11; Zeph 1; Zech 11; 14:1–3; Mal 4:1; Matt 21:33, 34; 23:35–38; 24:2, 14–42; Mark 13:1–13; Luke 13:34, 35; 19:43, 44; 21:5–25; 23:28–31; Rev 1:7
  106. Dispersion of Isa 24:1; Jer 9:16; Hos 9:17; Joel 3:6, 20; Amos 9:9; Ezek 4:13; 5:10, 12; 20:23; 36:19; Dan 9:7; John 7:35; Acts 2:5
  107. Of blessing and restoration Isa 1:25–27; 2:1–5; 4:2–6; 11:11–13; 25; 26:1, 2, 12–19; 27:13; 29:18–24; 30:18–26; 32:15–20; 33:13–24; 35; 37:31, 32; 40:2, 9; 41:27; 44; 49:13–23; 51; 52:1–12; 60; 61:4–9; 62; 66:5–22; Jer 3:14–18; 4:3–18; 12:14–16; 23:3; 24:1–7; 29:1–14; 30:3–22; 32:36–44; 33; 44:28; Ezek 14:22, 23; 16:60–63; 20:40, 41; 36; 37:12, 21; Dan 11:30–45; 12:1; Joel 3; Amos 9:9–15; Obad 1:17–21; Mic 2:12, 13; 5:3; Zeph 2:7; Zech 1:14–21; 2; 8; 10:5–12; 12; 13; 14:3–21; Mal 3:4; Rom 11; 2 Cor 3:16; Rev 7:5

From Nave’s Topical Bible (1896), by Orville J. Nave.

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