2 Kings 3:4

•  Moab Revolts (2 Kings 3)

Jehoshaphat, Joram, and the king of Edom consult Elisha about the battle against Moab (LUIKEN, Caspar (Dutch, 1672-1708))	Battle between Joram and the Moabites, The (MASTER of Otto van Moerdrecht)	King Moab sacrifices his son on the walls (UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'Speculum humanae salvationis', Cologne, c. 1450)	King Moab sacrifices his son on the walls (UNKNOWN; Illustrator of 'Speculum humanae salvationis', Germany (?), c. 1400-1500)







(7 Pictures)   Related Chapter:  2 Kings 3

2 Kings 15:19

2 Kings 24:16

•  King Jehoiachin (2 Kings 24:8-16; 2 Chronicles 36:9)
The first deportation of Judah to Babylon (in the year 597) took place when Jehoiachin was king. If it is difficult to decide whether an artwork depicts the first or the second deportation, it will be connected to "The Fall of Jerusalem".
Ieremiae prophetia contra regem Ioachin (DALÍ, Salvador)	Nabuchodonsor rex Babylons (DALÍ, Salvador)	Samaria resettled (UNKNOWN; Illustrator of Children's Bible)	Judah led into captivity (UNKNOWN; Illustrator of Henry Davenport Northrop's 'Treasures of the Bible', 1894)



(6 Pictures)   Related Names:  Jehoiachin  |   Related Chapter:  2 Kings 24 ;  2 Chronicles 36

2 Kings 19:35

•  Jerusalem Is Saved from Sennacherib (2 Kings 18:13--19:36; 2 Chronicles 32:1-21; Isaiah 36:1--37:37)

Angel of the Lord slays the Assyrian army, The (CAROLSFELD, Julius Schnorr von)	Destruction of the army of Sennacherib (DORÉ, Gustave)	God delivers Hezekiah and Jerusalem by sending an angel (LUIKEN, Caspar (Dutch, 1672-1708))	Angel of the Lord decimates the Assyrian camp of king Sennacherib, The (MASTER of Otto van Moerdrecht)







(26 Pictures)   Related Names:  Jerusalem ;  Sennacherib  |   Related Chapter:  2 Kings 18 ;  2 Kings 19 ;  2 Chronicles 32 ;  Isaiah 36 ;  Isaiah 37