Through the Bible in a Year

Ezra 06–08 Darius Orders the Temple Built; Ezra Goes to Jerusalem

Ezra 01–05 Cyrus Commands the Restoration of the Temple; Some of the Exiles Return to the Land; Work on the Temple Begins; the People of the Land Oppose the Restoration of Jerusalem

2 Chronicles 34–36 Josias Purges Idolatry from Judah and Israel; the Book of the Law Is Found in the Temple Ruins; Josias Holds the Passover; Judah Falls to Idolatry Again; Babylon Destroys Jerusalem and the Temple

2 Chronicles 32–33 Sennacherim Comes against Judah and God Destroys Him; Manasseh Returns Judah to Idolatry; Assyria Takes Manasseh Captive and He Repents

2 Chronicles 29–31 Hezekias Is Faithful and Purifies the Temple; Hezekias Observes the Passover; Hezekies Brings in the Tithe

2 Chronicles 25–28 Amasias Imports More Idolatry into Judah; Ozias (Mostly) Serves the Lord; Ahaz Leads Judah into Further Rebellion

2 Chronicles 21–24 Joram Leads Judah into Idolatry; Gotholia Usurps the Kingship; Joas Turns from the Lord

2 Chronicles 17–20 Josaphat Reigns over Judah; Josaphat Aids Israel in War; God Delivers Judah from Her Enemies

2 Chronicles 13–16 Abia Reigns over Judah and Defeats Israel; Ethiopia Attacks Judah and Is Defeated; Asa Dies

2 Chronicles 08–12 Solomon Builds up Israel; Israel Rebels against Roboam; Israel Falls to Idolatry

2 Chronicles 06–07 Solomon Completes the Temple; Solomon Consecrates the Temple; God Appears to Solomon Again

2 Chronicles 01–05 Solomon Sacrifices to God; God Appears to Solomon; Solomon Constructs the Temple and Its Furnishings

1 Chronicles 24–49 David Charges Solomon to Build the Temple; The People Support Construction of the Temple; David Dies

1 Chronicles 19–23 Ammon Insults David and Israel; Israel Defeats Syria; David Prepares Materials for the Temple; David Charges Solomon to Build the Temple; David Makes Solomon King

1 Chronicles 14–18 God Delivers Israel’s Enemies into David’s Hand; David Brings up the Ark; God Expands David’s Influence

2 Kings 24 — 1 Chronicles 13 Nebuchadnezzar Conquers Judah and Exiles Them; Zedekias Rebels against Babylon; Bablyon Burns Jerusalem and the Temple; Saul and David; David and the Ark

2 Kings 21–23 Manasseh Rebels against God; Josias Discovers the Book of the Law; Josias Removes Idolatry from Judah

2 Kings 18–20 Hezekias Reigns over Jerusalem; Hezekias Rebels against Assyria; God Delivers Judah from Assyria

2 Kings 15–17 Israel Has More Wicked Kings; Syria and Israel Wage War against Judah; Achaz Leads Judah into Idolatry

2 Kings 12–14 Joas Repairs the Temple; Syria Oppresses Israel; Elisha Dies; Israel Defeats Judah

2 Kings 09–11 God Ordains Jehu; Jehu Destroys the House of Ahab; Jodae Makes Joas King of Judah

2 Kings 06–08 Elisha Performs More Miracles; Syria Besieges Israel; God Drives Syria from Israel; Edom Rebels against Judah

2 Kings 03–05 Moab Rebels against Israel; Elisha Performs Miracles; Elisha Cures the Leprosy of Naiman the Syrian

1 Kings 22 — 2 Kings 2 Ahab Dies; Israel Continues to Sin against God; Elisha Succeeds Elijah

1 Kings 20–21 Naboth’s Vineyard; Israel Defeats Syria