Introduction to Hosea
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Jehoahaz, king of northern kingdom 814-798
Jehoash, king of northern kingdom 798-782
Jeroboam II, king of northern kingdom 793-753
Uzziah, king of southern kingdom 792-740
Amos is called to prophetic ministry. 783
Zechariah, king of northern kingdom 753-752, assassinated by Shallum
Shallum, king of northern kingdom 752, assassinated by Menahem
Menahem, king of northern kingdom 752-742
Pekah, king of northern kingdom 752-732, assassinated by Hoshea
Micah is called to be a prophet. 750
Jotham, king of southern kingdom 750-732
Hosea’s prophetic ministry 750-710?
Pekahiah, king of northern kingdom 742-740, assassinated by Pekah
Isaiah is called to be a prophet. 740
Ahaz, king of southern kingdom 735-716
Damascus and Israel attack Jerusalem hoping to replace Ahaz with a king favorable to their alliance. 735
Tiglath-pileser’s continued expansion takes territory along the Mediterranean coast, destroys Damascus, and captures most of the northern kingdom. 733-732
Hoshea, last king of northern kingdom 732-722
Tiglath-pileser III’s successor, Shalmaneser V besieges Samaria. 725-722
Samaria falls to the hands of Shalmaneser’s successor, Sargon II. 722
Sargon’s inscriptions say that nearly 28,000 captives were deported from Israel. 722
Hezekiah, king of southern kingdom 716-686