Kings of Judah
The first king of Judah who caused the division of the kingdom.
Who is Rehoboam?
A servant of Solomon who became the first king of the divided kingdom of Israel.
Who is Jeroboam?
The next king of Judah after Rehoboam.
Who is Abijah?
The prophet who tore his robe into twelve pieces, giving ten to Jeroboam and two to Rehoboam.
Who is Ahijah?
To make holy; to set apart as sacred.
What is Sanctify?
One of the kings of Judah who loved and followed God. He wanted to make peace with King Ahab. And saught God's guidance on an important battle.
Who is Jehoshaphat?
The seventh and most wicked king of Israel.
Who is Ahab?
This prophet declared that the Edomites would be completely destroyed and that the Day of the Lord was near.
Who is Obadiah?
A prophet who ministered during the reign of King Ahab.
Who is Elijah?
Another word for "House". A series of rulers of the same line or family.
What is Dynasty?
The son of Ahaziah, who was spared from being murdered by his grandmother, Athaliah.
Who is Joash (Jehoash)?
Married to King Ahab and made him a follower of her false god, Baal.
Who is Jezebel?
Who is Micah?
Elijah told King Ahab by God that there would be no _____ unless God said so.
What is rain or dew?
Bringing back to a former condition, position, or location.
What is Restoration?
King of Judah who became proud. He entered the temple and took over the ministry of the priest. Because of this, God gave him leprosy.
Who was Azariah?
Jonah served as a prophet to Israel during the reign of this king.
Who is Jeroboam II?
This prophet predicted that Ahab would face defeat and death in the battle at Ramoth-Gilead.
Who is Micaiah?
Who was Elisha?
To speak about God, sacred people, or things with abuse; to curse.
What is Blaspheme?
The King of Judah when Israel was taken captive by Assyria.
Who was King Ahaz?
The temple, which had been closed during his father Ahaz's reign, was reopened in the first year of this king's reign.
Who is Hezekiah?
The second prophet of Judah during the divided kingdom.
Who is Joel?
Who is Amos?
Sorrow for doing wrong and turning from wrongdoing.