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The 11 pages that link to Books of Kings, each with the reason it gives.

• Jerusalem TempleRelated: Its stories provide the main biblical narrative of the Temple’s founding, use, and fall.

• Deuteronomistic HistoryBroader topic: They supply the history’s principal accounts of royal failure, reform, and national collapse.

• SolomonRelated: Their account supplies the main narrative of Solomon’s rule and its consequences.

• Solomon's TempleRelated: Their account supplies the fullest biblical narrative of the temple's construction.

• Book of JeremiahRelated: Its account of Judah’s final kings provides a historical narrative parallel to Jeremiah’s setting.

• Books of ChroniclesRelated: Chronicles overlaps with Kings but offers a different account of Judah’s rulers and religious life.

• Books of SamuelRelated: They continue the royal history that Samuel leaves at the succession to Solomon.

• ElijahBroader topic: They preserve the principal stories of Elijah and his successor Elisha.

• Battle of CarchemishRelated: Its account of Necho’s campaign gives context for Egypt’s movements before the battle.

• ElishaBroader topic: Their account of Elisha spans the reigns of several Israelite kings.

• Hiram IBroader topic: They describe Hiram’s support for Solomon’s building projects and maritime ventures.