Judah after the Fall of the Northern Kingdom
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JUDAH AFTER THE FALL OF THE NORTHERN KINGDOM | ||||||
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DATE (BC) | JUDAH | PROPHETS | EGYPT | ASSYRIA | MEDES | BABYLON |
722 | Ahaz (735-715); Vassal of Assyria | Isaiah Micah | Sargon II (722-705) | |||
715 | Hezekiah (715-687) Hezekiah’s rebellion against Assyria | Sennacherib’s (705-681) Campaign against Judah | Chaldean chieftain Merodach-baladan | |||
700 | Sennacherib’s Campaign (701) Manasseh (687-642) | Tirhakah (690-664) | Sennacherib destroys Babylon Esarhaddon (681-669) attacks Egypt | |||
675 | Corruption and pagan practices promoted by Manasseh grip Judah | Psammeticus (664-610) | Ashurbanipal II (669-627); sack of Thebes (663) | |||
650 | Josiah (640-609) | Jeremiah (627-582) | Death of Ashurbanipal II (627) | Nabopolassar seized throne of Babylon (626) | ||
625 | Josianic reform “Book of Law” (621) | Nahum | Sin-shar-ushkun | Cyaxares (623-584) | ||
615 | Death of Josiah (609) Jehoiakim (609-598) | Zephaniah Habakkuk | Neco II (610-594) | Asshur sacked (614) Ashur-uballit II; Nineveh destroyed (612) Haran falls (610) | ||
605 | Rebellion against Babylon | Nebuchadnezzar (605-562) Battle of Carchemish | ||||
600 | ||||||
598/97 | 1st siege of Jerusalem and deportation (Jehoiachin 598-597) | Ezekiel | Apries (Hophra) (589-570) | 1st campaign against Judah | ||
587/86 | 2nd siege of Jerusalem; destruction of temple | 2nd campaign against Judah; destruction of the temple |