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Chapter 1
Abishag ministers to David – 1 Kings 1:1-2
Adonijah, David’s favored son, usurps the kingdom – 1 Kings 1:5
By the counsel of Nathan – 1 Kings 1:11
Bath-sheba asks a favor of the king – 1 Kings 1:15
and Nathan seconds her – 1 Kings 1:22-23
David renews his oath to Bath-sheba – 1 Kings 1:28
Solomon is anointed king by David’s command – 1 Kings 1:32
When Jonathan brings this news, Adonijah’s guests flee – 1 Kings 1:41
Adonijah’s life is spared by Solomon – 1 Kings 1:50
Chapter 2
David, having given a charge to Solomon – 1 Kings 2:1-2
as to religious life – 1 Kings 2:3
as to Joab – 1 Kings 2:5
as to Barzillai – 1 Kings 2:7
as to Shimei – 1 Kings 2:8
dies – 1 Kings 2:10
Solomon succeeds David – 1 Kings 2:12
Adonijah is killed for urging Bath-sheba to ask Solomon for Abishag – 1 Kings 2:13
Abiathar, his life spared, is deprived of the priesthood – 1 Kings 2:26
Joab, fleeing to the horns of the altar, is slain there – 1 Kings 2:28
Chapter 3
Solomon marries Pharaoh’s daughter – 1 Kings 3:1
High places being in use, Solomon sacrifices at Gibeon – 1 Kings 3:2
Solomon obtains wisdom, riches, and honor – 1 Kings 3:5
Solomon’s judgment - 1 Kings 3:16
Chapter 4
Solomon’s princes and his twelve officers for provision – 1 Kings 4:1-2
The peace of his kingdom – 1 Kings 4:20
His daily provision – 1 Kings 4:22
His stables – 1 Kings 4:26
His wisdom – 1 Kings 4:29
Chapter 5
Hiram is notified of Solomon’s purpose to build the temple and is asked to furnish timber for it – 1 Kings 5:1
Hiram, blessing God for Solomon and requesting food for his family, furnishes him with trees – 1 Kings 5:7
The number of Solomon’s workmen and laborers – 1 Kings 5:13
Chapter 6
The building of Solomon’s temple – 1 Kings 6:1
Its chambers – 1 Kings 6:5
God’s promise concerning it – 1 Kings 6:11-12
The ceiling and adorning of it - 1 Kings 6:15
The cherubims and the doors of olive tree – 1 Kings 6:23
The time of its building - 1 Kings 6:37
Chapter 7
The building of Solomon’s house – 1 Kings 7:1
Of the house of Lebanon – 1 Kings 7:2
Of the porch of pillars and the porch of judgment – 1 Kings 7:6
Of the house for Pharaoh’s daughter – 1 Kings 7:8
Solomon sends for Hiram, to do the work in brass – 1 Kings 7:13
His work of the two pillars – 1 Kings 7:15
of the molten sea – 1 Kings 7:23
of the ten stands – 1 Kings 7:27
of the ten lavers – 1 Kings 7:38
and all the vessels – 1 Kings 7:40
Chapter 8
The feast of the dedication of the temple – 1 Kings 8:1
Solomon blesses the congregation of Israel – 1 Kings 8:12
Solomon’s prayer of thanksgiving for the temple, dedication it and the people to God – 1 Kings 8:22
Solomon’s blessing – 1 Kings 8:54
His sacrifice of peace offerings – 1 Kings 8:62
Chapter 9
God’s covenant, in a vision, with Solomon – 1 Kings 9:1
The mutual presents of Solomon and Hiram – 1 Kings 9:10
In all Solomon’s works the Gentiles were his bondmen, the Israelites honorable servants – 1 Kings 9:15
Pharaoh’s daughter removes to her house – 1 Kings 9:24
Solomon’s yearly solemn sacrifices – 1 Kings 9:25
His navy brings gold from Ophir – 1 Kings 9:26
Chapter 10
The queen of Sheba admires the wisdom of Solomon – 1 Kings 10:1
Solomon’s gold – 1 Kings 10:14
His shields – 1 Kings 10:16
The throne of ivory – 1 Kings 10:18
His vessels – 1 Kings 10:21
His presents – 1 Kings 10:24
His chariots and horsemen – 1 Kings 10:26
His tribute – 1 Kings 10:28
Chapter 11
Solomon’s wives and concubines who, in his old age, draw him to idolatry – 1 Kings 11:1
Solomon’s adversaries are Hadad, who was entertained by Pharaoh in Egypt – 1 Kings 11:14
Rezon, who reigned in Damascus – 1 Kings 11:23
and Jeroboam, to whom Ahijah prophesied – 1 Kings 11:26
Solomon’s acts, reign, and death: Rehoboam succeeds him – 1 Kings 11:41
Chapter 12
The Israelites, assembled at Shechem to crown Rehoboam, ask him to relax their burden – 1 Kings 12:1
On the advice of young men, Rehoboam refuses to do so – 1 Kings 12:6
Ten tribes, revolting, kill Adoram and make Rehoboam flee – 1 Kings 12:16
Jeroboam is made king of the ten tribes – 1 Kings 12:20
Rehoboam raises an army, but is forbidden to fight his kinsmen – 1 Kings 12:21
Jeroboam strengthens himself by cities, and sets up idol worship at Beth-el and Dan – 1 Kings 12:25
Chapter 13
Jeroboam’s hand, which offered violence to him who prophesied against his altar at Beth-el, withers – 1 Kings 13:1
and at the prayer of the prophet is restored – 1 Kings 13:6
The prophet, refusing the king’s hospitality, departs from Beth-el – 1 Kings 13:7
An old prophet, enticing him, brings him back – 1 Kings 13:11
His is reproved by God – 1 Kings 13:20
slain by a lion – 1 Kings 13:23
buried by the old prophet – 1 Kings 13:26
who confirms his prophecy – 1 Kings 13:31
Jeroboam’s obstinacy – 1 Kings 13:33
Chapter 14
Jeroboam sends his wife, disguised, to the prophet Ahijah – 1 Kings 14:1-2
Ahijah, forewarned by God, announces His judgment on the house of Jeroboam – 1 Kings 14:5
Jeroboam’s son dies and is buried – 1 Kings 14:17
Nadab succeeds Jeroboam – 1 Kings 14:19
Rehoboam’s wicked reign – 1 Kings 14:21
Shishak, the king of Egypt, spoils Jerusalem – 1 Kings 14:25
Chapter 15
Abijam’s wicked reign – 1 Kings 15:1-2
Asa’s good reign – 1 Kings 15:7
The war between Baasha and Asa causes him to make a league with Ben-hadad – 1 Kings 15:16
Jehoshaphat succeeds Asa – 1 Kings 15:23
Nadab’s wicked reign – 1 Kings 15:25
Baasha conspires against him, fulfilling Ahijah’s prophecy – 1 Kings 15:27
Nadab’s acts and death – 1 Kings 15:31
Baasha’s wicked reign – 1 Kings 15:33
Chapter 16
Jehu’s prophecy against Baasha – 1 Kings 16:1-2
Elah succeeds him – 1 Kings 16:5
Zimri, conspiring against Elah, succeeds him – 1 Kings 16:8
Zimri fulfills Jehu’s prophecy – 1 Kings 16:11
Omri forces Zimri to burn himself – 1 Kings 16:15
Omri prevails against Tibni – 1 Kings 16:21
His wicked reign – 1 Kings 16:25
Ahab succeeds him – 1 Kings 16:27
Ahab’s most wicked reign – 1 Kings 16:29
Joshua’s curse upon Hiel – 1 Kings 16:34
Chapter 17
Elijah, having prophesied against Ahab, is sent to Cherith, where the ravens feed him – 1 Kings 17:1
His is sent to the widow of Zarephath – 1 Kings 17:8-9
He raises the widow’s son – 1 Kings 17:17-18
The woman believes him – 1 Kings 17:24
Chapter 18
In the extremity of famine, Elijah, sent to Ahab, meets Obadiah – 1 Kings 18:1
Obadiah brings Ahab to Elijah – 1 Kings 18:9
Elijah, reproving Ahab, brings fire from heaven and convinces Baal’s prophets – 1 Kings 18:17
Elijah prays for rain – 1 Kings 18:41
Chapter 19
Elijah, threatened by Jezebel, flees to Beer-sheba – 1 Kings 19:1-2
He is comforted by an angel in the wilderness – 1 Kings 19:4
At Horeb God appears unto him, sending him to anoint Hazael, Jehu, and Elisha – 1 Kings 19:9
Elisha takes leave of his friends, and follows Elijah – 1 Kings 19:19
Chapter 20
Ben-hadad, not content with Ahab’s homage, besieges Samaria – 1 Kings 20:1
By the direction of a prophet, the Syrians are slain – 1 Kings 20:13
As Ahab was forewarned, the Syrians come against him in Aphek – 1 Kings 20:22
The Syrians are defeated again – 1 Kings 20:28
Ahab sends Ben-hadad away with a covenant – 1 Kings 20:31
The prophet announces God’s judgment of Ahab – 1 Kings 20:35
Chapter 21
Ahab is denied the vineyard of Naboth – 1 Kings 21:1
Jezebel writes letters resulting in Naboth’s death – 1 Kings 21:5
Ahab takes possession of the vineyard – 1 Kings 21:15
Ahab repents and God defers judgment – 1 Kings 21:25
Chapter 22
Ahab, seduced by false prophets, according to the word of Micaiah is slain at Ramoth-gilead – 1 Kings 22:1-2
The dogs lick up his blood – 1 Kings 22:37-38
Ahaziah succeeds him – 1 Kings 22:39
Jehoshaphat’s good reign – 1 Kings 22:41
his acts – 1 Kings 22:45
Jehoram succeeds him – 1 Kings 22:50
Ahaziah’s evil reign – 1 Kings 22:51
