=III. Kin. Isr.= 1. Ext. 9,375. 2. Cap. 1.) Sh. 2.) Tir. 3.) Sam. 3. Rel. 1.) Wor. cal. 2.) Wor. Ba. 3.) Wor. Jeh. 4. Rul. 1.) Hou. Jer. 2.) Hou. Ra. 3.) Hou. Om. 4.) Hou. Je. 5.) Hou. Men. 5. For. Rel. 1.) Per. Div. 2.) Per. All. 3.) Per. Syr. Asc. 4.) Per. Isr. Asc. 5.) Per. Ass. Asc. =IV. Fat. Ten. Tri.= 1. Min. Gen. 2. Sam. peo. 3. Disp. 4. Jews. QUESTIONS FOR REVIEW. What causes may be assigned for the division of Israel? How far was Solomon's government responsible? What was the relation of the prophets to the revolution? What foreign intrigues contributed to break up the kingdom? Who were connected with these intrigues? What ancient jealousy aided, and how? What man led in the breaking up of the kingdom? Whose folly enabled the plot to succeed? What were the political results of the division? What were its religious results? How was this event from the Lord? How long did the new kingdom of Israel last? What was its extent? What were its three successive capitals? What three forms of religion were found in it? Who was the first king of the ten tribes? What family introduced foreign idolatry? How many kings ruled over the ten tribes? What were the five royal houses? Which house raised Israel almost to its ancient power? What is this period of prosperity called? Who was the greatest King of Israel? With what other history is that of Israel interwoven? What were the five periods in the foreign relations of Israel? By what kingdom was Israel destroyed? Who was its last king? What finally became of the ten tribes? CHART OF THE KINGS OF ISRAEL, From the DIVISION OF THE KINGDOM TO THE CAPTIVITY Together with the Contemporaneous PROPHETS AND KINGS OF JUDAH Subjects for Special Papers. THE HISTORY AND TRAITS OF THE TRIBE OF EPHRAIM. SHECHEM, AND EVENTS CONNECTED WITH IT. THE RELIGION OF THE TEN TRIBES. QUEEN JEZEBEL AND HER INFLUENCE. THE MISSION OF ELIJAH. ELISHA AND HIS INFLUENCE. CHART OF THE KINGS OF ISRAEL, From the DIVISION OF THE KINGDOM TO THE CAPTIVITY Together wiht the Contemporaneous PROPHETS AND KINGS OF JUDAH Years B.C. 975 970 960 950 940 930 920 910 900