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| David's oldest son who was executed by Solomon |
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| King of Israel, married to Jezebel, whose Baalistic practices were opposed by the northern prophet Elijah |
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| An Israelite prophet who encouraged Jeroboam to rebel against Solomon's administration |
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| The wife of Uriah who committed adultery with David; later became David's wife and the mother of Solomon |
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| An Israelite prophet during the reign of Ahab; he defeated the prophets of Baal at Mount Carmel and was taken to heaven in a firestorm |
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| The prophet who succeeded Elijah in the northern kingdom of Israel |
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| King of Israel who was instrumental in engineering the demise of the house of Ahab |
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| An administrator in Solomon's court who rebelled and became the first king of the Northern Kingdom of Israel; he built non-Yahwistic shrines in the cities of Dan and Bethel; sometimes referred to as Jeroboam II |
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| The Phoenician wife of Ahab who promoted Baal worship in Israel and opposed Elijah the prophet |
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| An Israelite royal city of the Omride dynasty; the place where Jehu executed Jezebel; place Naboth wouldn't sell to Ahab |
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| Founding king of an Israelite dynasty, father of Ahab, and established Samaria as the capital of the kingdom of Israel |
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| The son of Solomon who became the first king of Judah the division of the kingdom |
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| The son of David and Bathsheba who became the king of united Israel after David; he was renowned for his wisdom; he built the temple of YHWH in Jerusalem |
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| The period of Israel's monarchy when all twelve tribes were united under on king; this period lasted through the reigns of Saul, David, and Solomon |
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