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930 BC - 909 BC
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Led a revolt against Solomon
909 BC - 908 BC
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He was Jeroboam's son; he did evil in God's eyes and was killed by Baasha.
908 BC - 886 BC
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He killed Nadab in order to become king, killed all of Joeroboam's family, did evil in the eyes of the Lord, and was at war with King Asa of Judah.
886 BC - 885 BC
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He was Baasha's son; while he was drunk, he was killed by one of his own officials.
885 BC - 874 BC
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Half of the kingdom wanted him as king. When Tibni died, he became the sole king. He was more evil than any king before him.
885 BC - 880 BC
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He reigned along with Omri because half the people wanted him as king. He died, and Omri became the sole king.
885 BC
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He killed Baasha in order to become king, killed all of Baasha's family, set his own palace on fire, and burned to death. The people did not want him as king after they heard that he had murdered Elah and his family.
874 BC - 853 BC
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Ahab was Omri's son. He became Israel's most wicked king. He married Jezebel, daughter of the king of Tyre.
930 BC - 913 BC
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He listened to poor advice, and the kingdom was divided.
913 BC - 910 BC
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He defeated the Israelites after calling upon God for deliverance.
910 BC - 869 BC
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He was primarily a good king who walked in God's ways. In later years, however, he did not rely on God for his physical needs.