Words in italic type have been added for clarity. They are not found in the original Hebrew or Aramaic.

CHART 1: An overall look at all the kings over the timeline of their kingdoms

Kings of Israel & Judah: Includes–
a) Numbered for identification
b) The prophets
c) White Arrows show transfer of power by conquest (in Israel only)
d) Black Arrows show transfer of power by inheritance (The line of David and hence Judah was only by inheritance until taken into captivity)
e) Israel only has kings from both conquest and inheritance (until taken into captivity)

Verses: The Split of the United Kingdom
I Kings 12-13

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CHART 2: Focus on Ahaz (King of Judea #11) and Pekah (King of Israel #37)

Verses
Isaiah 7, II Kings 16, Chronicles 28

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CHART 3: Focus on Ahaziah (King of Israel) #27

Verses
I Kings 22, II Kings 1

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CHART 4: End of Judea: Jehoiakim #17, Jehoiachin #18, Zedekiah #19 (Kings of Judea)

Verses
II Kings 24, I Chronicles 3:16, Jeremiah 24:1, Jeremiah 22:24,28

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CHART 5: Focus on Hezekiah (King of Judea #12) (facing Sennacherib king of Assyria)

Verses:
II Kings 19

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CHART 6: Focus on Josiah (King of Judah #15) and the Prophecy of Josiah

Verses:
I Kings 12:28-32, 13:1-2

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CHART 7: Focus on Jotham #10, Ahaz #11, Hezekiah #12 (Kings of Judah)
a. Includes wives of Kings of Judah

Verses: Book of Micah

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CHART 8: Focus on Jereboam II (King of Israel # 32)

Verses:
Book of Amos

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