HeyJaredThe Story of the Bible
The story of the Bible is the full narrative of the Bible from Creation to Revelation. Every story, in order, with the historical and Scriptural context of the stories.
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- Sep 20, 2026
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Mount Carmel (opens the original)
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1 Kings 18:20-19:21 Elijah confronts the prophets of Baal on a rocky ridge outside the city of Jezreel. He subsequently flees into the wilderness, comes before his God, and gets a new assignment. A testimony to the power of a snack and a nap.
Ahab and Elijah (opens the original)
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1 Kings 16:29-18:19 The most famous king of Israel and the most famous prophet both appear on the scene. Ahab and his evil wife Jezebel strive against Yahweh, while the Tishbite, Elijah, is fed and protected by miraculous means.
Abijah, Asa, and the Many Kings of Israel (opens the original)
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1 Kings 15-16:28; 2 Chronicles 13-16 Good and bad kings in the south, a quick succession of bad kings in the north as Jeroboam's line fails and a series of kings repeat his mistakes. Even good kings fail, but bad ones fail dramatically.
The Divided Kingdom (opens the original)
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1 Kings 12-14; 2 Chronicles 10-12 To start off season five, the son of Solomon makes a foolish decision that splits Israel from Judah. The southern kingdom makes some unwise decisions, but the northern one starts on a path that will lead to disaster. The back and forth story of Israel and Judah begins.
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