Jehoram becomes king and leads Judah into wrongdoing. After him, Ahaziah reigns briefly before being killed. Athaliah takes power, but Joash is hidden and later made king. Under Jehoiada’s guidance, the temple is repaired and worship is restored.

Jehoshaphat joins Ahab in battle after hearing from prophets. Ahab is killed in battle. Later, Jehoshaphat appoints judges and calls the people back to proper order. When enemies gather against Judah, the people seek God, and victory comes without fighting.

Solomon begins building the temple in Jerusalem on Mount Moriah and completes it with detailed craftsmanship. The furnishings are made and placed inside. The ark of the covenant is brought into the temple. God’s presence fills the temple, and the priests are unable to continue ministering.

Conflict continues between the divided kingdoms. Abijah speaks before battle and Judah prevails. Asa becomes king and removes idols, leading reforms in Judah. Jehoshaphat succeeds him and strengthens the kingdom, sending officials to teach the law.

The queen of Sheba visits Solomon and witnesses his wisdom and wealth. After Solomon’s death, the kingdom divides under Rehoboam. Tension grows between Israel and Judah. Egypt invades Jerusalem during Rehoboam’s reign.

Solomon prays at the dedication of the temple, asking God to hear the prayers of His people. Fire comes down from heaven, and the temple is dedicated with sacrifices and celebration. God appears to Solomon and confirms His presence, with conditions tied to obedience. Solomon completes other building projects and organizes the kingdom.

Solomon asks for wisdom and is granted it along with wealth and honor. His kingdom grows strong. He begins preparations to build the temple, gathering materials and workers.

Musicians, gatekeepers, and officials are assigned their roles. Leaders and commanders are listed. David gathers the people and gives instructions for the temple. He publicly charges Solomon to build it.

David prepares materials and plans for the temple. Solomon is appointed to build it. The Levites are organized for their duties. Priests are divided into groups for service.

David defeats surrounding nations and establishes order in the kingdom. His officials and leaders are listed. Later, David conducts a census, and judgment follows. He builds an altar, and the plague is stopped.