The Perfect Harmony of the Numbers of the Hebrew Kings By Harold Camping Family Stations Inc. Download PDF file Table of Contents Preface iii Chapter 1. The Perfect Harmony of the Numbers of the Hebrew Kings 1 Basic Principles 6 Two Kinds of Timekeeping 7 An Apparent Contradiction Helps Our Understanding 8 Saul: The First King of Israel 11 The Kingdom is Divided into Two Nations 11 The Thirty-Sixth Year of Asa 15 Baasha, Elah, Zimri, Omri 18 Two Kings Reign Over Israel 20 A Co-Regency of Asa and Jehoshaphat 22 A Co-Regency of Ahab and Ahaziah 24 A Jehoshaphat-Jehoram Co-Regency 26 Jehu Kills Two Kings 29 Ahaziah Age: 22 Years or 42 Years 31 Saul's Reign 34 Jehu Becomes King of Israel 36 Wicked Athaliah Reigns Over Judah 38 Joash, Amaziah, Azariah-- Jehoash, Jeroboam 41 Zechariah, Shallum, Menahem 48 The End of the Ten-Tribe Nation of Israel 56 Hezekiah and Manesseh were Co-Regents 59 Josiah: The Last Good King 62 The End of the Nation of Judah 66 An Outline of the Kings of Judah and Israel 70 Chapter 2. The Secular Record and the Biblical Record 71 The Measurements of Time is Controlled by God 71 The Bible Gives Information Concerning Heathen Kings 73 Information from Assyria and Babylon 74 A Second "Fix" 75 The King of Assyria-- Sargon 77 A Third "Fix" 79 Information from Babylon 82 A Problem Has Arisen in Calendar Alignment 83 The Bible Guides Us through the Problem Years 85 More Information from Babylon 86 Conclusion 87 Appendix I: The Year of the Jubilee 89 Notes 91