Who was Zadok?

David continues to expand his kingdom through military conquest.

Absalom conspires against David and attempts to overthrow him.

Hushai aids David in his flight from Absalom and provides counsel to him.

Absalom is killed in battle against David's forces, leading to David's great mourning.

David returns to Jerusalem and is reconciled with his subjects.

Sheba leads a rebellion against David, but is eventually defeated.

David charges Solomon, his son, to be faithful to God as he becomes king.

David reflects on his life and makes final arrangements before his death.

Solomon sets up a wise and efficient system of administration, benefiting Israel.

Azariah, also known as Uzziah, becomes king of Judah and carries out reforms, but also becomes proud and is struck with ...

A genealogy of each of the twelve tribes of Israel, detailing their family lineages and populations.

A genealogy of each of the twelve tribes of Israel, detailing their family lineages and populations.

Warriors join David

David's victories over the Philistines and other neighboring nations.

David's victories over the Philistines and other neighboring nations.

David's reign, including his administration and building projects, and the reign of his son Solomon.

The division of the priests and Levites into groups for the service of the temple, including the organization of musicia...

The division of the priests and Levites into groups for the service of the temple, including the organization of musicia...

David's final preparations for the construction of the temple and the anointing of Solomon as king

Jotham's righteous reign characterized by spiritual devotion, military success, and economic prosperity, contributing to...

Hezekiah's administrative reforms, highlighting the importance of structured organization and provision for those dedica...

Ezra's journey to Jerusalem and his arrival in the city.

The beginning of the rebuilding of the wall of Jerusalem, including the organization of the workers.

The signing of a covenant to obey the law, including the appointment of leaders to enforce the law.

The reestablishment of worship in Jerusalem, including the appointment of priests and Levites.

Nehemiah's reforms, including the closing of the city gates on the Sabbath and the renewal of worship in the city.

In chapter 40 of the Book of Ezekiel, the prophet Ezekiel receives a vision of a new temple that is to be built by God. ...

In Ezekiel chapter 43, the prophet receives a vision of the glory of God returning to the temple. He sees the Lord on hi...

In Ezekiel 44, the Lord instructs the prophet on the holiness of the newly restored temple. The chapter lays out who is ...

In Ezekiel chapter 48, the prophet receives a vision from God regarding the allotment of land for the twelve tribes of I...