A timeline of the Old Testament from the beginning of monarchy in Israel. A couple of the prophets' dates are very uncertain, notably Joel and Obadiah.

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Old Testament: Monarchy onwards Jeroboam I (931–910) Rehoboam (931–913)
Nadab (910–909) Abijam (913–911)
© Tony Watkins, 2007
Baasha (909–886) Asa (911–870)
Amos Elah (886–885) Jehoshaphat (870–848)
Elijah Zimri (885) Jehoram (848–841)
Jonah
Elishah Hosea Omri (885–874) Ahaziah (841)
Ahab (874–853) Athaliah (841–835)
Ahaziah (853–852) Jehoash (835–796)
Joram (852–841) Amaziah (796–767)
Jehu (841–814) Uzziah/Azariah (767–740)
Israel (north) Jehoahaz (814–798) Jotham (740–732)
destroyed: 722 Jehoash/Joash (798–782) Ahaz (732–716)
Jeroboam II (782–753) Hezekiah (716–687)
Zachariah (753) Manasseh (687–643)
Shallum (752) Amon (643–641)
Samuel: 1075-1035
Saul: 1050–1010
Menahem (752–742) Josiah (641–609)
Solomon: 970-931
David: 1010-970
Pekahiah (742–740) Jehoahaz (609)
Pekah (740–732) Jehoiakim (609–598)
Hoshea (732–722) Jehoiachin (598)
Zedekiah (597–586)
Fall of Jerusalem:
Exile: 597-538
Return from exile:538
Temple rebuilt: 516
586
Judah (south) Ezra goes to Jerusalem: 458
Nehemiah in Jerusalem: 445-433
Haggai
Micah Habakkuk Zechariah
Nahum Ezekiel Malachi
Joel Zephaniah Daniel
Isaiah Jeremiah Obadiah
2 Chronicles Ezra
1 Sam. 2 Sam. 1,2 Kings Nehemiah
1 Chronicles
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Dates of post-division kings from Edwin Thiele, The Mysterious Numbers of the Hebrew Kings