Amaziah of Judah is blessed for obeying God's prophet then turns to following pagan gods and ends up fleeing Jerusalem and being killed.  The diety of Christ is laid out as the outward expression of God.  Paul desires to come to Corinth but God's hand moves as it wills.

Joash , influenced by Johoiada the priest, has the house of the Lord repaired, yet turned back to Baal worship after Jehoiada's death.  More timeline of Israel's division taking place with many similar names Israel and Judah.   Paul gives instructions and greetings to the church of Corinth.

The kings of the north and their genealogy follow after the evil of Jeroboam as idolaters.   Reparation of the Temple of God begins as Jehoash reigns and draws Judah back into worship of God.

Seventy sons of Ahab along with everyone else connected to Ahab are slaughtered along with all of those who worshipped Baal and the alters to Baal are destroyed, routing out evil in Samaria. Paul is sharing his clear vision given through Jesus of resurrection and salvation.

God fulfills what He had spoken through the prophets of the Kings of the North and South along with Jezebel.

Israel and Judah continue being seduced away from God.  Elisha wept at the evil that he saw coming at the hand of Joram.  Paul addresses speaking in tongues, prophesying and disruptions during worship by calling for proper use of the gifts of God to be used in an orderly manner.

Elisha instructs Naaman on how God will heal him of leprosy while Elisha's servant tries to profit from a prophet.  The greatest of these is Love, Paul speaking to the church of the spiritual gifts.

Elisha has the Lord's anointing of Elijah upon him, performing many miracles.  Teaching on the proper perspective of the possession of various gifts of the Lord in the body of the church.

Elijah is taken up to heaven in chariots of fire.  Elisha's ministry begins by taking upon Elijah's mantel and immediately being challenged by worshippers of Baal.

Obadiah prophesies the doom of the Edomites for gloating over Israel's misfortune.  God judges the unjust and confounds His enemies.  Elijah foretells the King of Israel's death for seeking a false god's decision.  Christian order and what the Lord's Supper represent are explained as Jesus taught Paul.