A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

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Jehoram ben-Jehoshaphat 851-843 Ahaziah ben-Jehoram 843-842 Athaliah 842-836 Joash ben-Ahaziah 836-796 Amaziah 796-783 Amaziah-Uzziah 783-737 Jotham 737-735 Ahaz 735-715 Hezekiah 715-686

Manasseh 686-641 Amon 641-639 Josiah 639-608 Jehoahaz 608 Jehoiakim 608-597 Jehoiachin 597 Zedekiah 597-586

[920] Many of these dates can only be regarded as uncertain and approximate. Kamphausen dates the commencement of all the latter kings a year later (_Die Chronologie der hebräischen Könige_, Bonn, 1883).

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