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Description edit
THE NEW AMERICAN COMMENTARY is for the minister or Bible student who wants to understand and expound the Scriptures. Notable features include: * commentary based on THE NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION; * the NIV text printed in the body of the commentary; * sound scholarly methodology that... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Solomon: Add a description of this character.
- David
- Judah
- Elijah
- Hezekiah
- Josiah
- Ahab
- Manasseh
- Hiram
- Jezebel
- Aram
- Gehman
- Baal
- Keil
- Samuel
- Isaiah
- Amos
- Amaziah
- Jeremiah
- Austel
- Yahweh
- Noth
- Azariah
- Tadmor
- Micaiah
- Nathan
- Joshua
- Hazael
- Elisha
- Huldah
- Ahaz
- Zimri
- Sennacherib
- Amon
- Gehazi
- Ahijah
- Wiseman
- Saul
- Patterson
- Jeroboam
- Hosea
- Thiele
- Joram
- Doubleday
- Jehoshaphat
- Hezeldah
- Athaliah
- Hobbs
- Clark
- Devries
Setting & Locations edit
- God Of Israel
- Assyria
- Jerusalem
- Jehu
- Egypt
- Samaria
- Babylon
- Philadelphia
- Moab
- Bethel
- Edom
- New York
- Damascus
- Jordan
- The History Of Israel
- Baasha
- Zechariah
- Mt
- Chicago
- Jericho
- Mount Carmel
- Nashville
- Canaan
- Waco
- Jezreel
- Phoenicia
- Garden City
- Lebanon
- Ben-hadad
- Asa
- Ancient Israel
- Pekah
- Cambridge
- Abingdon
- B.c.
- Benaiah
- Jeholada
- Shechem
- Naboth
- Shishak
- London
- Separate States Of Israel
- Kidron Valley
- Beersheba
- Winona Lake
- Hezelciah
First Sentence edit
First and Second Kings conclude a history of Israel that, generally speaking, begins in Genesis.
Series & Lists edit
This is book 9 of 40 in The New American Commentary. (standard series)
Preceded by 1, 2 Samuel, and followed by 1, 2 Chronicles.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Paul R. House (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: BS1335.3.H68
- Dewey: 222.5077
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