The Kings of Judah and Israel by Christopher Knapp and published by Classics Publishing.
It is the author’s purpose in the pages of this book to review briefly the histories of the kings of Judah and Israel, as recorded in the inspired books of the Kings and Chronicles. These histories are given us in more or less detail, and do not read exactly the same in each book. God has surely a purpose in this, and it is the glory of saints to search out these matters, and to discover, if possible, why these differences exist. Contradiction there cannot be, for “there is one Spirit,” and He who inspired the historian of the Kings controlled also and directed the pen of the chronicler.
Exploring each king’s strength and weaknesses, their achievements and characteristics in an easy to read style, Knapp applies historical facts to practical spiritual lessons in a warm devotional manner. Also included in the book is a unique comparison of the kings in a chronological table.
