I. David and Solomon 2. Adonijah, David’s fourth but oldest living son, attempts to take over the throne (1:5-10) b. David does not rebuke him (1:6) c. Joab and Abiathar help Adonijah (1:7) d. Zadok, Benaiah, Shimei, Rei, and Nathan opposed Adonijah (1:8) e. Adonijah gives a feast (1:9) f. Nathan, Benaiah, and Solomon were not invited to the feast (1:10) 4. Bathsheba reminds David of promise to make Solomon king (1:16-21)I Samuel 7:1-14 and I Chronicles 22:7-12 5. Nathan confirms to David the actions of Adonijah (1:22-27) 6. David appoints Solomon to be king after him (1:28-40) 7. Adonijah informed of Solomon’s appointment as king (1:41-49) 8. Solomon grants amnesty to Adonijah (1:50-53) 9. David’s charge to Solomon (2:1-9) 10 .Death and burial of David (2:10-11) "City of David" Jerusalem - II Kings 9:28, and II Kings 14:20. Zion is also called the "City of David" (the reason why will be given) II Samuel 5:7, I Kings 8:1, I Chronicles 11:5, II Chronicles 5:2. Zion was a mount II Kings 19:31. It was in Jerusalem Isaiah 10:32 and Psalms 51:18. b. Abiathar, the high-priest, banished to Anathoth (2:26-27) c. Execution of Joab (2:28-34) d. Benaiah made captain of the army; Zadok made high-priest (2:35) e. Shemei put to death after 3 years (2:36-46) 3. Sacrifice of Solomon at Gibeon (3:2-4) b. Solomon’s judgment between two harlots and to whom the live child belonged to (3:16-28) b. Solomon’s provisions for one day (4:22-25) c. Solomon’s stables (4:26-28) d. Solomon’s wisdom (4:29-34) Proverbs 10:1, I Kings 5:7, II Chronicles 1:11, Matthew 12:42, and Luke 11:31. b. Hiram furnished material for building the Temple (5:7-12) c. Solomon’s workmen (5:13-18) d. The building of Solomon’s Temple (6:1-38) Took 7 years 6:38 e. The building of Solomon’s palaces (7:1-12) f. The vessels of the temple (7:13-51) 7. Wisdom, reputation, and success (9:1 to 10:49) b. Presents exchanged between Solomon and Hiram (9:10-14) c. A builder of cities (9:15-24) d. Worship of Solomon (9:25) e. Solomon’s navy (9:26-28) f. Queen of Sheba visits Solomon (10:1-13) g. Great wealth of Solomon (10:14-29) b. Solomon’s idolatry (11:4-9) c. Jehovah is angry (11:10-13) d. The enemies of Solomon (11:14-25) e. Jeroboam among the enemies of Solomon (11:26-27) f. Jeroboam put over the house of Joseph (11:28-29) g. Jeroboam to become king over ten tribes of Israel (11:30-39) h. Jeroboam’s flight into Egypt (11:40) i. Death and burial of Solomon (11:41-43) II Chronicles 12:13 2. Jeroboam recalled from Egypt to head delegation asking for relief (12:3-5) 3. Rehoboam answers Jeroboam and the people roughly (12:6-15) 4. The kingdom divided when 10 tribes rebelled (12:16-20) 5. Rehoboam forbidden to war with Israel (12:21-24) 6. Rehoboam did evil in the sight of God (14:21-30) 7. Rehoboam is succeed by his son, Abijam (14:31) 2. Shechem rebuilt and became the capital city of Israel (12:25) 3. Jeroboam makes false religion (12:26-33) 4. Jeroboam hand withered at the altar and restored (13:1-10) 5. The old prophet and the young prophet (13:11-32) 6. Jeroboam persists in his evil way (13:33) 7. Jeroboam’s dynasty to end violently (14:1-18) 8. Death of Jeroboam (14:19-20) 9. Jeroboam succeeded by his son, Nadab (14:20) 2. Abijam is succeeded by his son, Asa (15:8) 2. Asa warred with Baasha, king of Israel (15:16-23) 3. Asa is succeeded by his son, Jehoshaphat (15:24) 2. Nadab is assassinated and his family killed by Baasha (15:27-30) 3. Baasha succeeds to the throne of Israel (15:31-32) 4. Baasha of Israel wars with Asa of Judah (15:33-34) 2. Baasha dies and is succeeded by his son, Elah (16:7) 3. Jehu foretells the destruction of the house of Baasha (16:7) 2. Elah is assassinated by Zimri (16:9-10) 3. Zimri kills all the house of Baasha (16:11-14) 2. People made Omri king (16:16) 3. Zimri died in a fire (16:17-20) 2. Omri was a wicked king (16:23-26) 3. Omri dies and is succeeded by his son, Ahab (27-28) 2. Ahab marries Jezebel, daughter of Ethbaal, king of Zidonians and priest of Baal (16:31-34) 3. Elijah prophesied against Ahab and is sent to Cherith (17:1-7) 4. Elijah is sent to a widow in Zarephath of Zidon (17:8-16) 5. Elijah raises the widow’s son (17:17-24) 6. Elijah meets Obadiah (18:1-16) 7. Elijah rebukes Ahab; proposes a contest at mount Carmel (18:17-40) 8. Famine lifted with abundance of rain (18:41-46) 9. Jezebel threatens Elijah and he runs away to Beersheba (19:1-3) 10. Elijah in a cave at Horeb (19:4-18) 11. The call of Elisha to succeed Elijah (19:19-21) 12. Ben-hadad of Syria wars with Ahab of Israel (20:1-12) 13. Ahab prevails in the war with Ben-hadad (20:13-21) 14. Ban-hadad told that the God of Israel was a God of the hills (20:22-27) 15. Ahab wins the second battle (20:28-30) 16. Ahab releases Ben-hadad (20:31-34) 17. A wounded prophet foretells Ahab’s destruction (20:35-43) 18. Naboth’s vineyard (21:1-17) 19. Elijah meets Ahab in Naboth’s vineyard and foretells Ahab and Jezebel’s deaths (21:18-24) 20. Exceeding wickedness of Ahab (21:25-26) 21. Repentance of Ahab (21:27-29) 22. Alliance between Jehosaphat of Judah and Ahab of Israel to recover Ramoth-gilead (22:1-14) 23. Prophecy of Michaiah (22:15-28) 24. Ahab killed in the battle for Ramoth-gilead (22:29-39) 25. Ahab succeeded by his son, Ahaziah (22:40) 2. Jehoshaphat makes peace with Israel (22:44) 3. Jehoshaphat refuses to cooperate with the king of Israel (22:45-49) 4. Jehoshaphat dies and is succeeded by his son, Jehoram (22:50) 2. Ahaziah worships Baal (22:53)
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