My mother would say, "Son, you need to study your Bible better."
Until that happens, I have a tough time keeping my kings in order--which was from Israel, and which was from Judah.
I don't see any tagging for that.
Wouldn't it be nice to have a visual filter to differentiate them? If that is possible, how?
GaoLu: I have a tough time keeping my kings in order--which was from Israel, and which was from Judah. Wouldn't it be nice to have a visual filter to differentiate them? If that is possible, how?
I have a tough time keeping my kings in order--which was from Israel, and which was from Judah.
I think it's just the effort of making it. I'd use the Person tagging due to overlapping names etc:
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NB.Mick: I'd use the Person tagging due to overlapping names
That is helpful. Thanks.
It would be nice if the powerful tool called “Factbook” could literally lists the kings for us by simply typing Kings of Israel AND Kings of Judah, but all it seems to be doing is giving you random results; which some aren’t even related. I wonder why there isn’t a chart for this. Some books have it, but it’d be better if Factbook could produce it.
DAL
GaoLu: I have a tough time keeping my kings in order--which was from Israel, and which was from Judah.
Here are a few charts to help:
Faithlife Study Bible Infographics
The New Bible Dictionary, Third Edition
Harper’s Bible Dictionary
The Bible Knowledge Commentary
Thru the Bible with J. Vernon McGee
Know Your Bible from A to Z: A Quick Handbook to the People, Places, and Things
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Yeah, DAL, I checked out Factbook, too, thinking there should be a nice article or something, but it wasn't there. And I searched through lots of resources and didn't find what the OP was looking for. Surely there's something in my library of a bajillion resources. I'll give it some time this afternoon.
Scott,
Thanks for the helpful links.
Dan
GaoLu:My mother would say, "Son, you need to study your Bible better."
Thank God for mothers like this..... :)
GaoLu:Until that happens, I have a tough time keeping my kings in order--which was from Israel, and which was from Judah.
One idea is A Harmony of Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles (included in Logos 9 Starter Feature Upgrade) Bronze & higher includes Synopsis of Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles interactive and Synopsis of the Old Testament
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Scott E. Mahle: GaoLu: I have a tough time keeping my kings in order--which was from Israel, and which was from Judah. Here are a few charts to help: Faithlife Study Bible Infographics The New Bible Dictionary, Third Edition Harper’s Bible Dictionary The Bible Knowledge Commentary Thru the Bible with J. Vernon McGee Know Your Bible from A to Z: A Quick Handbook to the People, Places, and Things
I like Believer's Bible Commentary.
https://community.logos.com/cfs-filesystemfile.ashx/__key/CommunityServer.Discussions.Components.Files/77/4237.7_5F00_6b1_5F00_Search_5F00_King_5F00_Chart3.PNG
On a related note, does anyone know of a good chart that lists the kings and whether they were “good” or “bad” ?
Mattillo: On a related note, does anyone know of a good chart that lists the kings and whether they were “good” or “bad” ?
ESV Study Bible has a simple chart: https://ref.ly/logosres/esvsb?ref=BibleESV.1Ki14.29
It's at 1 Kings 14:29
These are all useful resources and I thank each of you for sharing some great finds. I was and still am imagining a way to use the visual filter to accomplish this.
William Gabriel: Mattillo: On a related note, does anyone know of a good chart that lists the kings and whether they were “good” or “bad” ? ESV Study Bible has a simple chart: https://ref.ly/logosres/esvsb?ref=BibleESV.1Ki14.29 It's at 1 Kings 14:29
Thanks!