19 bible verses have been used in this book.
| Verse | Reference |
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| 2.Kings:9 | “Elijah”: the commander of the army, was finally annointed |
| 2.Kings:9 | “Armageddon”: a single man overthrows the ruler of two countries on the same day |
| 2.Kings:9,7 | “The Harlot”: God atones for blood of witnesses |
| 2.Kings:9,22 | “The Harlot”: 2 Ki.9/22 |
| 2.Kings:9,22 | “The Harlot”: Use Wizard |
| 2.Kings:9,22 | “The Harlot”: 2 Kings 9/22 |
| 2.Kings:9,22 | “The economic aspect”: political influence (Jezebel married into another kingdom) |
| 2.Kings:9,22 | “Ready for the second death”: Jesebel |
| 2.Kings:9,30 | “The Harlot”: 2 Ki.9/30 |
| 2.Kings:9,30 | “The economic aspect”: Jezebel tried |
| 2.Kings:9,33-35 | “The Harlot”: Judgement comes quickly |
| 2.Kings:9,36 | “The Harlot”: God led this |
| 2.Kings:10,19 | “The Harlot”: 2.Kön.10/19 |
| 2.Kings:18,21 | “Josiah”: backup plan for Israel which usually disappointed Israel |
| 2.Kings:19,1-2 | “The character of the two witnesses”: sign of repentance |
| 2.Kings:22 | “The three kings of Israel”: He reigned when he was 8 years old and at the age of 18 he wanted to restore the temple when the book of the law was found describing God’s judgment on unfaithful Israel. He was shocked and asked the prophet Huldah for advice. She said that the judgment was unchangeable but that it would not happen in his time. |
| 2.Kings:23,1-27 | “The three kings of Israel”: He brought all Israel back to fulfill the law. |
| 2.Kings:23,28-30 | “The three kings of Israel”: battle at Megiddo where he died |
| 2.Kings:25,13 | “The throne room”: bronze sea of the Temple of Solomon |