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His was the final reign over the united monarchy of Israel which ended in 931 BC.

This good king was the standard by whom all other kings were measured.

This king lacked the wisdom of his father Solomon because he rejected the advice of the elders and split the kingdom.

This evil king of Israel set up Baal worship and even sacrificed his firstborn son in the rebuilding of Jericho.

He became king of Judah at 12 years old and perpetrated horrific evil including shedding innocent blood, star worship, and idolatry in the temple.

God told him to marry an adulterous woman as a lesson on Israel’s faithfulness.

This greatest of writing prophets Helped King Hezekiah thwart Sennacherib’s Assyrian threat.

He prophesied that the Shunammite woman would have a son whom he later raised from the dead.

He was the last Old Testament prophet and said that Elijah would come before the great and dreadful day of the LORD.

This shepherd of Tekoa warned Israel to prepare to meet her God.

Fearing for his life, Elijah fled to this mountain where the Lord spoke to him in a gentle whisper.

Elijah called down fire from heaven to consume the sacrifice on this mountain to defend God against Baal.

Mordecai lived in this capital city of the Persian empire when King Xerxes took Esther as queen.

This city became the capital of the northern territory of Israel.

Jeroboam placed here a golden calf, installed priests, offered sacrifices and instituted a new festival in this city to mimic authentic worship and hold on to his power.

This Babylonian king destroyed Jerusalem in three sieges and took thousands captive.

This young Judean nobleman was put in charge of the province of Babylon after correctly interpreting the king’s dream.

He reigned over Israel when they were taken captive to Assyria.

This prophet was already in exile when he warned Judah of coming doom for their unbelief.

He was reigning over Judah when he and ten thousand Judeans were taken prisoner to Babylon.

He prophesied that Judah would be in exile for 70 years and then return to the land.

This king of Persia issued a decree allowing the people to return to Jerusalem to rebuild their temple.

This festival celebrates God’s deliverance of the Jewish people from Haman’s attempted genocide.

This leader is credited with rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem.

The people obeyed this prophet who warned Zerubbabel to get back to work on the Lord’s house.