- 1 4 Kingdoms 1 Α′ Ahaziah seeks Baal-zebub, but Elijah's word and heavenly fire expose the fate of Ahab's house. PDF
- 2 4 Kingdoms 2 Β′ Elijah is taken up, Elisha receives his spirit, and the succession is confirmed by signs of judgment and healing. PDF
- 3 4 Kingdoms 3 Γ′ Israel, Judah, and Edom march against Moab, and the Lord gives water and victory through Elisha's word. PDF
- 4 4 Kingdoms 4 Δ′ Elisha multiplies oil, gives and restores a son, heals the poisoned stew, and feeds the hungry in famine. PDF
- 5 4 Kingdoms 5 Ε′ Naaman is cleansed by humble obedience, while Gehazi's greed turns grace into leprosy and judgment. PDF
- 6 4 Kingdoms 6 Ϛ′ Elisha thwarts Aram's plots, shows the unseen host of the Lord, and faces Samaria's famine under siege. PDF
- 7 4 Kingdoms 7 Ζ′ The Lord overturns Samaria's famine overnight, and the mocked prophetic word comes true in full. PDF
- 8 4 Kingdoms 8 Η′ Elisha restores the Shunammite's land, foretells Hazael's rise, and watches thrones shift in Aram and Judah. PDF
- 9 4 Kingdoms 9 Θ′ Jehu is anointed to judge Ahab's house, and Joram, Ahaziah, and Jezebel fall under Naboth's curse. PDF
- 10 4 Kingdoms 10 Ι′ Jehu completes his bloody purge of Ahab's house and Baal's cult, yet stops short of full covenant fidelity. PDF
- 11 4 Kingdoms 11 ΙΑ′ Joash is hidden, Athaliah is overthrown, and the Davidic line is restored through Jehoiada's temple coup. PDF
- 12 4 Kingdoms 12 ΙΒ′ Joash repairs the temple under Jehoiada, yet his reign ends in tribute, conspiracy, and assassination. PDF
- 13 4 Kingdoms 13 ΙΓ′ Israel suffers under Aram, Elisha dies, and his final sign limits Joash's victories even beyond the grave. PDF
- 14 4 Kingdoms 14 ΙΔ′ Amaziah's pride brings Judah low, while Jeroboam II restores Israel's borders despite continuing evil. PDF
- 15 4 Kingdoms 15 ΙΕ′ Judah endures under Azariah and Jotham while Israel collapses through coups, violence, and Assyrian pressure. PDF
- 16 4 Kingdoms 16 ΙϚ′ Ahaz answers crisis with Assyria and remakes Judah's worship after a foreign altar. PDF
- 17 4 Kingdoms 17 ΙΖ′ Samaria falls, Israel is exiled, and the book explains the northern kingdom's destruction as covenant judgment. PDF
- 18 4 Kingdoms 18 ΙΗ′ Hezekiah reforms Judah, but Assyria presses Jerusalem with blasphemy and siege. PDF
- 19 4 Kingdoms 19 ΙΘ′ Hezekiah prays, Isaiah answers, and the Lord shatters Sennacherib without Jerusalem falling. PDF
- 20 4 Kingdoms 20 Κ′ Hezekiah is healed and given time, but his display to Babylon foreshadows exile. PDF
- 21 4 Kingdoms 21 ΚΑ′ Manasseh fills Judah with apostasy and bloodshed, and Amon briefly continues the same evil. PDF
- 22 4 Kingdoms 22 ΚΒ′ Josiah hears the rediscovered law, humbles himself, and begins Judah's last great reform. PDF
- 23 4 Kingdoms 23 ΚΓ′ Josiah renews the covenant and purges Judah's cults, yet the decreed wrath still hangs over Jerusalem. PDF
- 24 4 Kingdoms 24 ΚΔ′ Babylon closes in through Jehoiakim, Jehoiachin, and Zedekiah as Judah's kingdom begins to collapse. PDF
- 25 4 Kingdoms 25 ΚΕ′ Jerusalem falls, the temple burns, Judah goes into exile, and Jehoiachin's release leaves a final note of hope. PDF