The historians' history of the world in twenty-five volumes, volume 02 : $b Israel, India, Persia, Phoenicia, Minor Nations of Western Asia
History
The historians' history of the world in twenty-five volumes, volume 02 : $b Israel, India, Persia, Phoenicia, Minor Nations of Western Asia
World history
844 =Ahaziah= succeeds his father. 843 =Jehu.= Roots out Baal worship
Is killed by Jehu. by fire and sword. The house of
Omri is entirely exterminated.
842 =Athaliah= usurps throne. Kills Comes to terms and pays tribute
all the royal house except Joash, to Shalmaneser II, to protect
who is concealed by the high his kingdom from Syria.
priest Jehoiada. The cult of
Baal established in Jerusalem.
836 Jehoiada organises an
insurrection. Athaliah is
murdered and =Joash= made king.
Reaction against Baal worship,
although the cult still
continues. Prophecies of
Zechariah. Hazael of Damascus
invades Judah.
815 =Jehoahaz=, Jehu’s son,
succeeds him. Ben-Hadad III of
Damascus besieges Samaria, but
withdraws on approach of
Assyrian army.
802 =Jehoash.= Defeats Syrians and
recovers lost cities. Israel
797 =Amaziah.= The Edomites defeated delivered from the Syrian yoke.
in the valley of Salt. Death of Elisha. Defeat and
Declares war upon Israel and capture of Amaziah at
is badly defeated. Assassinated Beth-shemesh. Enters Jerusalem.
at Lachish in a conspiracy. 782 =Jeroboam II=, his son,
succeeds. Recovers all of lost
territory from Syria, reduced
to impotency by Assyria, and
Israel extends once more from
“the entering in of Hamath unto
the sea of the Arabah.”
778 =Azariah (Uzziah).= Builds harbour An era of peace and prosperity
of Elath. Era of commercial begins, although the attitude
prosperity. Kingdom made of Assyria is threatening.
secure against the Philistines.
Uzziah dies a leper. Prophecies of Amos and Hosea.
They denounce the corruption
and heathenism of the people,
and predict the fall of the
kingdom.
741 =Zechariah=, king of Israel.
740 =Jotham=, his son, becomes 740 =Shallum=, a conspirator,
king, after a short regency. murders the king and takes the
throne.
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