Translations
Original
Notes
All of Israel's wrongdoings and disobedience were linked to the sins of Jeroboam I (1 Kings 12:26–33).
The report of the northern kingdom's fall has two main parts:
Events during the reign of Israel's last king, Hoshea, including the capture of Samaria and the deportation of Israel's people (2 Kings 17:1–6);
The reasons for Israel's fall and Assyria's conquest:
Israel's many sins (2 Kings 17:7–17) that led to God's judgment (2 Kings 17:18–20), and
the major sin of Jeroboam I, who started Israel's widespread disobedience to God (2 Kings 17:21–23).
Assyria Jeroboam I Samaritans Apostasy Canaanite Religion God’s Anger God’s Covenant with Israel’s Kings God’s Judgment of His People Invasion Making Sense of the Exile Oppression of God’s People Promised Land Purity and Identity Remember Him The Dangers of Sin The Land The Purpose of the Judgments True Success
People
Israel: Patriarch, son of Isaac, father of twelve tribes
Places
Assyria: A powerful ancient empire, often in conflict with Israel
Glossary
Book of Micah Dispersion of the Jews, Diaspora Jeroboam Kings, Books of First and Second Samaritans Tribe of Dan
Topics
Ancient Samaria: Inhabitants of, Carried Captive to Assyria Assyria: Israelites Carried Captive Into Babylon: Empire of Samaria Calves of Jeroboam: Guilt of Worshipping Captivity of the Ten Tribes Idolatry: Captivity of Judah on Account of Judgments: Delivered: Into the Hands of the Assyrians