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George Rawlinson (1812 – 1902) was an English scholar, theologian, and historian.

This book contains the following chapters

I. Rehoboam
II. Jeroboam
III. Abijah
IV. Asa
V. Baasha
VI. Elah
VII. Zimri
VIII. Omri
IX. Ahab
X. Jehosaphat
XI. Ahaziah of Israel
XII. Ahaziah
XIII. Jehoram of Judah
XIV. Ahaziah of Judah
XV. Jehu
XVI. Athaliah
XVII. Joash of Judah
XIII. Jehoahaz
XIX. Jehoash, or Joash, of Israel
XX. Amaziah
XXI. Jeroboam the Second
XXII. Uzziah or Azariah
XXIII. Zachariah, Shallum, and Menahem
XXIV. Jekahiah and Pekah
XXV. Jotham
XXVI. Ahaz
XXVII. Hoshea
XXVIII. Hezekiah
XXIX. Manasseh
XXX. Amon
XXXI. Josiah
XXXII. Jehoahaz of Judah and Jehoiakim
XXXIII. Zedekiah

The Kings of Israel and Judah edition by George Rawlinson Religion Spirituality eBooks

The kindle edition is quite riddled with typos. Obviously it is a scanned document. It is readable, but the sheer number of typos certainly detracts from its value. As for the content, I found numerous causes for disagreement with the author's conclusions. The solitary value of the book in my estimation lies in how the author labors combine the historical literature of 1 Kings, 2 Kings, and 2 Chronicles into a single narrative.

Product details File Size 580 KB Print Length 260 pages Publisher Titus Books (February 9, 2014) Publication Date February 9, 2014 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B00ICP4GLY

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The Kings of Israel and Judah edition by George Rawlinson Religion Spirituality eBooks Reviews

The kings if Israel and Judah was full of typographical and misspell words. Once you get pass that it’s a good read
Fills in the gaps from the King James bible. A good tool in exploring and expanding your knowledge of the Lord.
Firstly the book left out the first four kings before the split up. Secondly there are sentences in the book that are so long (5 rows) that its hard to understand what the author is trying to tell. It is informative but not enjoying to read.
You can tell the book pages were photo copied many times and the clarity of ink processing is poor. I ordered the book for the content but was disappointed in the quality of the page printing. I would have spent more money on better quality from another source had I known this book was mass produced with even an antiquated library print on the inside cover.
This book does a very good job of pulling Biblical accounts together with other known sources to provide insightful background to reading the Bible. Lacked a star because of poor editing and proofreading, which did an injustice to the good content.
My church was doing bible studies on the Kings of Israel and Judah and this book was very helpful when it was my turn to teach.
If you read the biblical accounts you will get most of what you need. The author does provide some good information from extra biblical sources, but he does not always tell you where he is getting the additional info from. And it's not always clear that it is historically accurate info; some of what the extra biblical writers included was hearsay or uncorroborated information. It has value as a classic but if you want to know this history, read the Bible and go to the primary sources yourself. That's always the best way.
The kindle edition is quite riddled with typos. Obviously it is a scanned document. It is readable, but the sheer number of typos certainly detracts from its value. As for the content, I found numerous causes for disagreement with the author's conclusions. The solitary value of the book in my estimation lies in how the author labors combine the historical literature of 1 Kings, 2 Kings, and 2 Chronicles into a single narrative.