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40matched pathways shown for “kings”

BOOKS

7 matches
01Old Testament · History · 31 chapters

1 Samuel

Israel moves from judges to monarchy through Samuel's ministry, Saul's rise and fall, and David's anointing and exile.

Open pathway 02Old Testament · History · 24 chapters

2 Samuel

David's kingdom is established, covenanted, fractured by his sin, and preserved through mercy amid household and national crisis.

Open pathway 03Old Testament · History · 22 chapters

1 Kings

Solomon's glory and compromise give way to a divided kingdom tested by prophetic word and rival worship.

Open pathway 04Old Testament · History · 25 chapters

2 Kings

Prophets warn two declining kingdoms until Samaria falls to Assyria and Jerusalem falls to Babylon.

Open pathway 05Old Testament · History · 29 chapters

1 Chronicles

Genealogies and David's reign recenter postexilic Israel on identity, worship, priestly order, and preparation for the temple.

Open pathway 06Old Testament · History · 36 chapters

2 Chronicles

Solomon builds the temple; Judah's kings are measured by worship, prophetic response, reform, and the road to exile and return.

Open pathway 07Old Testament · Wisdom · 150 chapters

Psalms

Israel's prayer and praise book teaches the faithful to bring joy, fear, sin, grief, kingship, creation, and hope before God.

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PEOPLE

9 matches
01First appearance · 1 Samuel 16:1

David

Shepherd, warrior, psalmist, and king of Israel

Open pathway 02First appearance · 2 Samuel 5:14

Solomon

Son of David; king associated with wisdom and temple building

Open pathway 03First appearance · 2 Samuel 11:3

Bathsheba

Woman harmed in David's royal abuse who later acts within Solomon's succession

Open pathway 04First appearance · 1 Kings 17:1

Elijah

Prophet who confronts Baal worship and royal injustice while learning dependence on God

Open pathway 05First appearance · 1 Kings 19:16

Elisha

Prophet and successor to Elijah whose ministry includes signs of provision, healing, judgment, and restored life

Open pathway 06First appearance · 2 Kings 16:20

Hezekiah

King of Judah associated with reform, Assyrian crisis, prayer, deliverance, and later pride

Open pathway 07First appearance · 2 Kings 21:24

Josiah

King of Judah whose reign centers covenant reform after discovery of the book of the law

Open pathway 08First appearance · 2 Kings 19:2

Isaiah

Prophet of Judah who proclaims holiness, judgment, trust, servant mission, and restoration

Open pathway 09First appearance · 2 Kings 14:25

Jonah

Prophet sent to Nineveh who resists the mercy he himself receives

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PLACES

9 matches
011 Kings; 2 Kings; John 4; Acts 8

Samaria

City and regional designation with changing historical scope.

Open pathway 02Joshua; 2 Kings; the Gospels

Jordan

River and crossing/baptism setting across both Testaments.

Open pathway 032 Kings; Daniel; Ezra

Babylon

Empire and city central to exile and later biblical imagery.

Open pathway 042 Kings; Isaiah; Nahum

Assyria

Imperial power central to the fall of the northern kingdom.

Open pathway 05Genesis 12-35; 1 Kings 12-13

Bethel

Patriarchal worship site that later becomes a center of rival northern worship.

Open pathway 06Genesis 21-46; 1 Samuel 8; 1 Kings 19

Beersheba

Southern landmark associated with patriarchal wells, journeys, and the expression 'Dan to Beersheba.'

Open pathway 07Joshua 2-6; 2 Kings 2; Luke 10; 18-19

Jericho

Jordan Valley city whose archaeological phases and correlation with Joshua are debated.

Open pathway 08Genesis 12-35; Joshua 24; Judges 9; 1 Kings 12

Shechem

Central hill-country setting for patriarchs, covenant renewal, Abimelech, and kingdom division.

Open pathway 091 Kings 18; 2 Kings 2; 4

Mount Carmel

Prominent ridge associated especially with Elijah's confrontation and Elisha's ministry.

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EVENTS

5 matches
01United Kingdom · 1 Kings 8; 2 Chronicles 5–7

Temple Dedication

Ark, glory, prayer, sacrifice, blessing, and divine response dedicate the house built by Solomon.

Open pathway 02Divided Kingdom · 1 Kings 11–12

Kingdom Divided

Solomon's apostasy and Rehoboam's harshness fracture the monarchy into Israel and Judah.

Open pathway 03Divided Kingdom · 1 Kings 18

Contest on Mount Carmel

Elijah confronts divided allegiance; unanswered ritual gives way to fire, confession, and rain.

Open pathway 04Exile · 2 Kings 17

Fall of Samaria

Assyria captures the northern capital; the narrator interprets exile through long covenant rebellion.

Open pathway 05Exile · 2 Kings 24–25; Jeremiah 39; 52

Jerusalem Falls

Babylon breaches Jerusalem, destroys temple and palace, deports the population, and leaves a wounded remnant.

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THEMES

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017 passage pathways · 7 connected books

Covenant

Divine commitments and commanded relationships that organize creation, family, nation, kingship, restoration, and new-covenant hope.

Open pathway 027 passage pathways · 7 connected books

Kingdom

God's reign confronts rival powers, forms a people, orders kingship, arrives in Jesus, advances through witness, and culminates in renewal.

Open pathway 037 passage pathways · 7 connected books

Presence of God

From Eden through tabernacle, temple, incarnation, Spirit-filled church, and new creation, Scripture traces God dwelling with humanity.

Open pathway 047 passage pathways · 7 connected books

Temple

Sacred space moves from patterned dwelling to Jerusalem's house, prophetic crisis, Jesus' body, Spirit-built people, and city without a temple.

Open pathway 058 passage pathways · 8 connected books

Messiah and Son of David

Royal promise, anointed kingship, prophetic expectation, Gospel fulfillment, crucified enthronement, and final reign converge in Jesus.

Open pathway 067 passage pathways · 7 connected books

Exile and Return

Banishment from Eden, covenant exile, diaspora faithfulness, return to land, spiritual homecoming, and city-to-come hope form a recurring movement.

Open pathway 077 passage pathways · 7 connected books

Resurrection

God's power over death appears through restoration signs, prophetic hope, Jesus' bodily resurrection, the church's proclamation, and final renewal.

Open pathway 087 passage pathways · 6 connected books

Miracles

Signs of provision, healing, deliverance, judgment, authority, compassion, identity, and kingdom require attention to setting and narrative purpose.

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