Who was Samaria?

Jesus teaches about forgiveness, faith, and the coming of the kingdom of God.

Jesus meets a Samaritan woman at a well and teaches her about living water.

The Holy Spirit descends on the apostles at Pentecost, and they begin to preach and perform miracles in Jerusalem.

Saul (later known as Paul) is converted to Christianity and begins to preach.

Paul is arrested and brought to trial in Jerusalem, but he escapes to Tarsus.

The council at Jerusalem decides that Gentile converts do not have to follow Jewish customs.

A man of God from Judah confronts Jeroboam, the northern king, and pronounces judgment on him.

Baasha becomes king of Israel and continues in the sins of Jeroboam.

Elijah confronts Ahab and the prophets of Baal in a dramatic showdown on Mount Carmel.

Ahab continues his idolatry and goes to war against Ben-hadad, the king of Syria.

Ahab wants Naboth's vineyard and Jezebel arranges for him to be falsely accused and executed.

Ahab and Jehoshaphat, the king of Judah, join forces against Syria, but Ahab is killed in the battle.

Jehoshaphat becomes king of Judah and follows the Lord, leading to a time of peace and prosperity.

Elijah is taken up to heaven in a whirlwind, leaving Elisha to carry on his work as prophet.

Moab rebels against Israel and Jehoram, the king of Israel, seeks the help of Jehoshaphat, the king of Judah.

Naaman, a commander of the Syrian army, is healed of leprosy by Elisha and becomes a believer in the Lord.

Elisha causes an ax head that had fallen into the water to float, demonstrating his power over nature.

The Lord lifts the siege of Samaria through Elisha's prophecy, bringing great abundance to the city.

Jehu carries out a violent purge of the house of Ahab, eliminating all the remaining members of the dynasty.

Jehoahaz becomes king of Israel and leads the people into idolatry, eventually dying a painful death.

Amaziah becomes king of Judah and carries out reforms, defeating the Edomites in battle.

Azariah, also known as Uzziah, becomes king of Judah and carries out reforms, but also becomes proud and is struck with ...

The people of Israel are exiled to Assyria as punishment for their idolatry and disobedience.

Hezekiah becomes king of Judah and carries out reforms, including removing idolatry and repairing the temple.

Manasseh becomes king of Judah and leads the people into great evil, including idol worship and child sacrifice.

The book of the law is discovered during repairs to the temple, leading to further reforms and a revival of faith.

The narrative unfolds the consequences of Jehoshaphat's alliance with Ahab, highlighting the dangers of compromising wit...

The narrative unfolds the turbulent period of Athaliah's usurpation, highlighting the struggles faced by the legitimate ...

Amaziah's reign characterized by a mix of military accomplishments and spiritual compromise, illustrating the complexiti...

Ahaz's reign marked by apostasy, foreign alliances, and military defeat, highlighting the destructive outcomes of turnin...

Opposition to the rebuilding of the temple by the neighboring peoples, including the writing of a letter to King Artaxer...

Opposition to the rebuilding of the wall, including ridicule from the neighboring peoples.

God accuses Israel of being deceitful and not trusting in Him.

God accuses Israel of worshiping false gods and ignoring His commandments.

God accuses Israel of relying on false security and material wealth instead of God.

God announces death and destruction for those who refuse to turn from their sins and return to Him.

God calls on the people to repent, warning them of impending judgment for their sins.

God accuses the people of ignoring His discipline and not turning back to Him.

God accuses the wealthy and comfortable of ignoring the poor and oppressed, and of not seeking Him.

Amos sees a vision of the end, a time of famine and destruction, but also of hope and restoration.

Obadiah prophesies the judgment of Edom, a neighboring nation that had rejoiced at the destruction of Jerusalem and oppr...

The Lord speaks to Micah, announcing judgment on Israel and Judah for their sins, and a promise of restoration.

In Isaiah 7, King Ahaz of Judah is faced with a military threat from two neighboring kingdoms. Isaiah is sent by God to ...

In Isaiah chapter 8, God instructs Isaiah to write on a large scroll the words "Maher-shalal-hash-baz," which means "qui...

Isaiah foretells the coming of a child who will bring light to the darkness of the people of Israel. He prophecies that ...

In Isaiah chapter 10, the prophet foretells God's judgment upon Assyria, who had become a powerful and oppressive empire...

In Isaiah chapter 36, the Assyrian king, Sennacherib, leads his army to conquer Jerusalem. He sends a delegation to nego...

In Jeremiah 23, God rebukes the corrupt leaders of Judah and promises to send a righteous king to rule over His people. ...

In Jeremiah 31, God speaks through the prophet Jeremiah to promise a new covenant with his people. This covenant will no...

In Jeremiah 41, Ishmael conspires with ten other men to assassinate Gedaliah, who had been appointed as governor over Ju...

In Ezekiel 16, the Lord speaks to the prophet Ezekiel about the history of Jerusalem and its constant unfaithfulness tow...

In Ezekiel 23, the prophet receives a vision from God about two sisters, Oholah and Oholibah, who represent the kingdoms...