- 1 3 Kingdoms 1 Α′ David's weakness sparks Adonijah's bid for the throne, but Nathan and Bathsheba secure Solomon's anointing. PDF
- 2 3 Kingdoms 2 Β′ David charges Solomon, who secures the kingdom by judging Adonijah, Abiathar, Joab, and Shimei. PDF
- 3 3 Kingdoms 3 Γ′ Solomon asks for a hearing heart, receives wisdom, and proves it in the judgment of the two women. PDF
- 4 3 Kingdoms 4 Δ′ Solomon's kingdom is ordered through officials, provisioners, and disciplined administration over all Israel. PDF
- 5 3 Kingdoms 5 Ε′ Solomon's wisdom, abundance, and alliance with Hiram gather the resources and labor for the temple. PDF
- 6 3 Kingdoms 6 Ϛ′ Solomon builds the temple with ordered splendor, setting the holy house at the center of his reign. PDF
- 7 3 Kingdoms 7 Ζ′ Hiram's bronze work and Solomon's finishing labors complete the temple furnishings and royal building program. PDF
- 8 3 Kingdoms 8 Η′ The ark enters the temple, the glory fills the house, and Solomon dedicates it with prayer and sacrifice. PDF
- 9 3 Kingdoms 9 Θ′ The Lord warns Solomon that the house and throne stand only through covenant fidelity, even amid wealth and alliances. PDF
- 10 3 Kingdoms 10 Ι′ The queen of Sheba and the wealth of the nations display the worldwide fame of Solomon's wisdom and splendor. PDF
- 11 3 Kingdoms 11 ΙΑ′ Solomon's foreign loves turn his heart, and the Lord raises adversaries and Jeroboam against his kingdom. PDF
- 12 3 Kingdoms 12 ΙΒ′ Rehoboam's harshness splits the kingdom, and Jeroboam entrenches the schism with rival worship at Bethel and Dan. PDF
- 13 3 Kingdoms 13 ΙΓ′ A man of God condemns Jeroboam's altar, and his own death proves the deadly seriousness of the Lord's word. PDF
- 14 3 Kingdoms 14 ΙΔ′ Rehoboam's Judah falls into apostasy, and Shishak's invasion strips the kingdom of its former glory. PDF
- 15 3 Kingdoms 15 ΙΕ′ Judah and Israel pass through contrasting reigns as Asa reforms while northern dynasties fall under prophetic judgment. PDF
- 16 3 Kingdoms 16 ΙϚ′ Northern instability deepens from Baasha to Omri, and Ahab's rise with Jezebel drives Israel further into evil. PDF
- 17 3 Kingdoms 17 ΙΖ′ Elijah begins the drought, is sustained in hidden places, and raises the widow's son by the Lord's word. PDF
- 18 3 Kingdoms 18 ΙΗ′ Elijah's contest on Carmel exposes Baal's impotence, restores the Lord's honor, and ends with returning rain. PDF
- 19 3 Kingdoms 19 ΙΘ′ Elijah flees to Horeb, meets the Lord in the quiet voice, and receives renewed commission with a remnant preserved. PDF
- 20 3 Kingdoms 20 Κ′ Naboth's murder exposes Ahab and Jezebel, and Elijah announces judgment only briefly delayed by Ahab's humility. PDF
- 21 3 Kingdoms 21 ΚΑ′ The Lord gives Ahab victory over Aram, but his mercy to Ben-hadad becomes disobedience and sentence. PDF
- 22 3 Kingdoms 22 ΚΒ′ Micaiah's true word prevails over lying prophecy as Ahab falls at Ramoth-gilead and the book turns toward 4 Kingdoms. PDF