Jehoshaphat Succeeds Asa
Jehoshaphat teaches Judah
Strength of Jehoshaphat’s Armies
Jehoshaphat reproved by Jehu
2nd Chronicles Chapter 18 instructs judges, priests and Levites
Jehoshaphat’s fast and prayer
Jehoshaphat’s triumphs
Jehoshaphat’s reign
Jehoshaphat’s ships perish
Jehoran Succeeds Jehoshaphat
Elijah prophesies against Jehoran
Jehoran’s death
Jehoiada makes Joash king
Athaliah is killed
Worship of God is restored
Amaziah succeeds Joash
Amaziah defeats Edom
Amaziah’s reign and death
Ahaz succeeds Jotham
Ahaz’s Idolatry
Ahaz’s defeats by Syria and Israel
Hezekiah succeeds Ahaz
The priestly divisions
Offerings of the people
Hezekiah’s sincerity
Sennacherib invades Judah
The Assyrians destroyed
Hezekiah’s works and death
Manasseh’s Reign
Manasseh is carried to Babylon
Manasseh’s repentance
Josiah succeeds Amon
Torah found
Huldah’s prophecy
Covenant renewed
Jehoahaz succeeds Josiah
Jehoiakim and Jehoiachin
The Kingdom ends
The number that returned from captivity
The priests without pedigree
The oblations
Ezra’s return companions
Ezra delivers the treasures
They are weighed
Orders are delivered
Nehemiah, commissioned by Artaxerxes, goes to Jerusalem
Nehemiah’s night view
Nehemiah urges work on the wall
Nehemiah arms the laborers
Military precepts
Hanani and Hananiah in charge of Jerusalem
Registry of the returned
The oblations of the returned
Reading and hearing the Torah
Comforting the people
Keeping the Feast of Booths
Choice of officials at Jerusalem
List of the officials names
Cities of the residue
The priest who returned
Succession of the high priests
Dedication of the walls
Separation of the mixed multitude
Reform of abuses
Living with foreign women
Alexander and his successors
Antiochus Epiphanes: Israel infected with Helenism
First Egyptian campaign and pillage of the Temple
Intervention of the Mysarch and construction of the Acra
Installation of the gentile cults