Chapter, Paragraph

 1 1,1 |      Joshua, Judges, Samuel, Kings (the Former Prophets), and
 2 1,3 |      Joshua, Judges, Samuel, Kings, are reckoned as prophetic
 3 1,8 | shall be seen upon thee. And kings shall walk in thy light,
 4 3,3 |      after one of the famous kings of the past Tiglath-Pileser (
 5 6,4 |  flying serpent are Assyrian kings.~ ~
 6 6,6 | Egypt was ruled by Ethiopian kings. Ch. 18 is addressed to
 7 6,0 |     his eyes open. Even good kings like Hezekiah found prophets
 8 8,6 |    as the earlier judges and kings had done.~ ~ ~
 9 11,1|       14. Prophecies against kings and prophets.~ B. Chs. 25:
10 11,4|    so happens that the three kings under whom he prophesied,
11 11,4|    If we compare Chron. with Kings, we see that Josiah’s reformation
12 11,7|      on, checked by the good kings but not stamped out, the
13 11,8|    with the histories of the kings in Kings and Chronicles.
14 11,8|    histories of the kings in Kings and Chronicles. Without
15 11,8|    get a one­-sided view. In Kings and Chronicles Josiah’s
16 11,1|      sending messages to the kings of the surrounding countries,
17 12,1|    passed over in silence by Kings, while IIChron. 21:16f makes
18 13,0|     applied to Solomon among kings, and the passage (IKings
19 13,4|  ends with a lament over the kings of Judah: Jehoahaz (19:1-
20 18,5|     three groups of leaders, kings and princes, priests, prophets,