by Beyond Today Editor
Fall of Samaria, rest of Israel deported
by Beyond Today Editor
The coming Messiah and His rule, Israel to be punished
by Beyond Today Editor
Assyrians resettle Mesopotamians in Samaria
by Beyond Today Editor
Reign of Amon over Judah and further apostasy, Josiah king of Judah
by Beyond Today Editor
Death of Hezekiah; reign of Manasseh over Judah, his apostasy, captivity, repentance and death
by Beyond Today Editor
Judgment on Assyria, the remnant of Israel will return
by Beyond Today Editor
2nd Syro-Ephraimite war continues, Assyria intervenes against Syria-Israel, 1st Assyrian deportation of Israel, Hoshea kills Pekah and usurps throne, Ahaz before Assyrian king in Damascus, new pagan altar, Jotham dies
by Beyond Today Editor
Sennacherib’s invasion and conquest of Judah’s cities, Micah’s warning of coming destruction on Jerusalem, Hezekiah humbles himself, Assyrian encampment before Jerusalem
by Scott Ashley
I received a copy of a review of The United States and Britain in Bible Prophecy. I understood that this was to be a new work by UCG, but the reviewer said "no new information is being offered."
by Steven Britt
The Bible mentions a number of kingdoms and empires. This overview will help you understand which played what roles in the history of the Bible—and in roles yet to come!
The United States and Britain in Bible Prophecy
by United Church of God
The descendants of the rest of the exiled Jewish and Israelite families were scattered among the nations and most probably eventually lost their identity.
by Beyond Today Editor
Ahaz king of Judah, 1st Syro-Ephraimite war, Israel returns Jewish captives, Assyria won't help Judah, Ahaz's apostasy
by Mario Seiglie
The previous issue presented archaeological evidence that confirms and clarifies the biblical record of the early kings of the northern 10 tribes of Israel after the death of Solomon. We continue the story with the later kings and downfall...
by Beyond Today Editor
Zedekiah rebels against Babylon; Two harlot sisters, Oholah (Samaria) and Oholibah (Jerusalem), judged