The Strand Study Bible

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Prophecies concerning CHRIST and Israel A message of destruction for Israel and Judah Assyrian history cont. (New Kingdom Period)

Isaiah 1-6 Micah 1-2

c. 748 BC c. 747 BC c. 745 BC

*Historical Note -

II Chronicles 28:1-4 (II Ki 16:1-4) II Chronicles 27:7-9 (II Ki 15:36-38)

King Ahaz’s wickedness The death of King Jotham

743 BC 734 BC 732 BC

II Kings 15:29 Isaiah 7-12,17

King Tiglath-pileser III of Assyria captures some of Israel The promise of Assyria to distress Israel and Judah

c. 732 BC c. 732 BC

Hosea 5-6

The promise of Israel’s fall to Assyria Syria and Israel invade Jerusalem

II Chronicles 28:5-8 (II Ki 16:5-6)

732 BC 732 BC 732 BC 732 BC 732 BC 731 BC 731 BC 727 BC 727 BC 727 BC

II Chronicles 28:9-15

The prophet Oded warns Israel to release Judah Wicked King Ahaz sends for Assyrian help

II Chronicles 28:16-21 (II Ki 16:7-9)

Tiglath-pileser III of Assyria captures Reuben, Gad, and half of Manasseh

I Chronicles 5:25,26

II Chronicles 28:22-25 (II Ki 16:10-18)

Wicked King Ahaz and his false altar

II Kings 15:30,31 II Kings 17:1-2

The death of King Pekah King Hoshea’s wickedness

Micah 3

Fallen leadership

IIChronicles29:1-3&31:1-21(IIKi18:1-8) Revival breaks out under King Hezekiah

II Chronicles 29-31

Revival continues to break out under King Hezekiah

Isaiah 28

The promise of Israel’s fall to Assyria

c. 725 BC

II Kings 17:3-5 (II Ki 18:9)

King Shalmaneser V of Assyria wars against King Hoshea of Israel

723 BC

Hosea 7-14 II Kings 17:6

The promise of Israel’s fall to Assyria Assyria carries Israel into captivity A psalm of one of Asaph’s descendants

c. 723 BC

721 BC

Psalm 80

c. 721 BC

II Kings 17:7-41 (II Ki 18:10-12)

Reasons for removal

721 BC 717 BC

II Chronicles 28:26-27 (II Ki 16:19-20)

The death of King Ahaz

Prophecies concerning CHRIST and Israel King Hezekiah’s sickness and his recovery

Isaiah 13-16,18-27

c. 717-713 BC

II Chronicles 32:24 (II Ki 20:1-11 & Isa 38:1-8)

c. 713 BC c. 713 BC c. 713 BC c. 710 BC c. 704 BC c. 704 BC

Psalm 66

A psalm of King Hezekiah

Isaiah 38:9-22

King Hezekiah writes a letter praising God

II Chronicles 32:31,25,26 (II Ki 20:12-19 & Isa 39:1-8)

King Hezekiah exposes his wealth to the Babylonians

Isaiah 29-35

The promise of Israel’s restoration

Prophecies concerning CHRIST and Israel King Hezekiah sends King Sennacherib tribute

Micah 4-7

II Kings 18:13-16 (Isa 36:1)

704 BC 701 BC 701 BC

II Chronicles 32:1-8

King Sennacherib of Assyria encamps around Jerusalem

II Chronicles 32:9-16,18,19,17,20,21 (II Ki 18:17 - 19:35 & Isa 36:2 - 37:38)

King Sennacherib seeks to terrify Jerusalem A psalm of one of Asaph’s descendants King Sennacherib returns to Assyria King Hezekiah becomes a national hero Prophecies concerning CHRIST and Israel

Psalm 76

c. 701 BC

II Kings 19:36

701 BC 701 BC

II Chronicles 32:22,23,27-30

Isaiah 40-66

c. 700 BC

Christianity continues with the promise of grace via the Gospel of CHRIST given to Isaiah (Isa 53:1/Rom 10:14-16) and (Isa 55:3 and Acts 13:32-34)

*HIStorical Note -

c. 700 BC

II Chronicles 32:32,33 (II Ki 20:20,21) II Chronicles 33:1-10 II (Ki 21:1-16)

The death of King Hezekiah King Manasseh’s wickedness

698-697 BC

697 BC 681 BC

II Kings 19:37

King Sennacherib is slain by his own sons

714