2 Kings 5:5
Elisha and Naaman (2 Kings 5)
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Naaman's gifts refused by Elisha
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Prophet Elisha and Naaman, The
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Naaman is restored to life in the Jordan river
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Gehazi, the servant of Elisha, asks Naaman for a reward
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2 Kings 7:8
- The Arameans Flee from Samaria (2 Kings 7:3-20)
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King Joram goes to Elisha who prophesies plenty. The king's officer is trampled to death in the gateway.
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Israel loots the Aramean camp
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Inhabitants of Samaria visit the abandoned camp of the Aramaeans, The
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Unbeliever is crushed in the gate of Samaria, An
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2 Kings 10:29
- The Ministers of Baal Killed (2 Kings 10:18-29)
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Jehu has the worshippers of Baal killed. The death of the relatives of Ahaziah.
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Demolition of the sacred stone of Baal
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Dead bodies thrown outside the temple, The *
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Ministers of Baal killed
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(4 Pictures)
Related Names:
Baal
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Related Chapter:
2 Kings 10
2 Kings 12:13
- Joash Repairs the Temple (2 Kings 12:4-16; 2 Chronicles 24:4-16)
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Princes and all the people … cast into the chest, The
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Joash raises money to repair the temple
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King and his people caring for God's house, A
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Brought their tax money
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2 Kings 14:14
- King Amaziah (2 Kings 14:1-20; 2 Chronicles 25)
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Amaziah fled to Lachish
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2 Kings 24:13
- 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".
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Ieremiae prophetia contra regem Ioachin
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Nabuchodonsor rex Babylons
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Samaria resettled
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Judah led into captivity
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