Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5|         at the beginning of the Kings. period, it was written
 2   1,1,5|        together the acts of the kings, the prophets, of David,~
 3   1,1,5|         and the epistles of the kings concerning the holy gifts” (
 4   1,1,5|       and 2nd Books of ~Samuel, Kings and Chronicles, 1st Book
 5   1,2,2|         tribe known as shepherd kings ~(some 2000 years BC). At
 6   1,2,2|      Thutmose I. The book First Kings 6:1 states that Solomon
 7   1,3,1|   greater extent. The books of ~Kings and Chronicles cover the
 8   1,3,2|         rare exceptions, Jewish kings and ~other leaders were
 9   1,3,2|        the truth to the face of kings and the mighty of that time.
10   1,3,5|       Melakhim (The Book of the Kings). However, in the Bible ~
11   1,3,5|        Jerusalem, ruled by the ~kings of the family of David,
12   1,3,5|   capital in Samaria, ruled by ~kings of various dynasties (980
13   1,3,5|      both kingdoms: the acts of kings, heroic feats of prophets
14   1,3,5|        of these kingdoms. ~ The kings of Israel were afraid that,
15   1,3,5|       this reason the Israelite kings began to ~build pagan shrines
16   1,3,5|      years, under six different kings of Israel, from Ahab to
17   1,3,5| fearless in telling the ~wicked kings the truth and rebuking them
18   1,3,5|      numerous victories for the kings of ~Israel by his wisdom
19   1,3,5|       of ~Judah. From among the kings of Judah, we should mention
20   1,3,5|   Hezekiah along with the godly kings David and ~Josiah (Ch. 23).
21   1,3,5|        put to death under these kings. For example, the elderly
22   1,3,5|       nations! ~ ~Chronology.~ ~Kings of Israel Kings of Judah
23   1,3,5|   Chronology.~ ~Kings of Israel Kings of Judah Prophets Events ~
24   1,3,0|      much under the rule of the kings of Syria, since the ~Syrian
25   1,3,0|        faith sent by the Syrian kings, starting ~with Heliodorus
26   1,4,2|         the greatest of all the kings that would ever rule ~over
27   1,4,3|        arise like unto thee. (1 Kings, 3:11-14) And indeed Solomon
28   1,4,4|        see. Eccl. 1:12-18 and 1 Kings 4:29 and further). ~ The
29   1,5,2|         was Samaria, reigned by kings of various dynasties. ~
30   1,5,2|        dynasties. ~ The Israeli kings, fearing that their subjects,
31   1,5,2|       again become loyal to the kings Judah, prevented them from
32   1,5,2|        Ahab, Jehu and Jehoahaz, kings of Israel, from 900 B.C.
33   1,5,2|       First and Second Books of Kings. ~ During the long reign
34   1,5,2|         the demands of Assyrian kings were increasing, the Israeli
35   1,5,2|         increasing, the Israeli kings ~had to seek allies among
36   1,5,2|        to seek allies among the kings of the neighboring countries.
37   1,5,2|    murdered by conspirators (2 ~Kings 20). Isaiah provided a flourishing
38   1,5,2|        Years Before Christ). ~ ~Kings of Israel~ ~Kings of Judah
39   1,5,2|   Christ). ~ ~Kings of Israel~ ~Kings of Judah Prophets  Principal
40   1,5,3|    priests or judges, slaves or kings. Their inspired words had
41   1,5,5|       Judah, probably under the kings Joash and Amaziah, around
42   1,5,5|          Ahaz and Hezekiah, the kings of ~Judaea. He is known
43   1,5,5|         he ~wrote chronicles of kings Uzziah and Hezekiah (now
44   1,5,5|         Proverbs 25:1). ~ Under kings Azaraias (Uzziah) and Jotham
45   1,5,5|       of permanent clashes, the kings of Judaea needed a reliable
46   1,5,5|       them in order to warn the kings and the people of dangers,
47   1,5,5|    Jehoiakim (7-20), reproof of kings and false ~prophets (21-
48   1,5,5|  Babylon he became counselor to kings ~Darius of Media and Cyrus
49   1,5,5|        And in the days of these kings shall the God of heaven
50   2,1  |       was Alexandria, and whose kings are known in history as~
51   2,1  |        were seized by the Greek~kings of Syria whose capital was
52   2,1,6|        fell away to Adonijah (I Kings 1:32-34). Their~distinguishing
53   2,4,2|        presented himself before kings as~strong, forthright and
54   2,5,8|          so that the way of the kings from the East might be prepared”~(
55   2,5,8|         17:14; Judges 4:2-16; 1 Kings~18:40). In light of these
56   2,5,8|         to Heaven (Gen. 5:24, 2~Kings 2:11). The capital punishment
57   2,5,8|       Elijah (Exo. chs. 7-12, 1~Kings 17:1, 2 Kings 1:10) The
58   2,5,8|      chs. 7-12, 1~Kings 17:1, 2 Kings 1:10) The Apostles Peter
59   2,5,9|        as well as their rulers (kings). The revelation of the
60   2,5,0|         godless emperors. “Five kings (heads of the beast) fell”