2 Kings — Introduction
…Date written The narrative runs c. 852 BC (this chapter) to 561 BC. Most reconstructions posit a first edition in…
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…Date written The narrative runs c. 852 BC (this chapter) to 561 BC. Most reconstructions posit a first edition in…
…Date written From the last years of JEROBOAM II (died c. 747 BC) into the chaos that followed — four of…
…Date written Traditionally late in the first century, c. AD 85–95, from the same period and setting as 2…
…Date written c. 630 BC, in the reign of JOSIAH (640-609). ⚠ The internal evidence points before the great reform…
…Date written c. 663–612 BC, and probably late in that range. Nahum names the fall of THEBES (No-Amon…
…Raising the tabernacle — an engraving by Pieter van Gunst (Amsterdam, c. 1700), from the same Dutch illustrated-Bible tradition as…
…Date written c. 730–700 BC, well anchored. The heading names three kings of Judah, and the book's events…
…Date written Before AD 70, most likely c. AD 60–69. ⚠ The decisive clue is internal: the letter speaks of…
…Its closest relatives are not elsewhere in the Bible but in EGYPTIAN love poetry of the New Kingdom (c. 1300…
…Date written c. 605 BC, close-fixed by the historical crisis the book turns on. Habakkuk speaks of the CHALDEANS…