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...orded in the Talmud (Tr. Megilla, 10b.) which indicates he was a nephew of King Amasias or [[Uzziah]]. It is not known exactly when he was born, but he i ...of his office during the reigns of [[Uzziah]] (or Azariah), [[Jotham]], [[Ahaz]], and [[Hezekiah]] (1:1), the kings of [[Kingdom of Judah]]. Uzziah reigne

...ath-Pileser III''' (Akkadian: '''Tukultī-Apil-Ešarra''') was a prominent king of [[Assyria]] in the 8th century BC (ruled 745-727 BC) and is widely regar ...] 15:19,20). This latter resembles the name he took for his coronation as King of Babylon, ''Pulu''.

Jeroboam II is king during the time of the prophets [[Isaiah]], [[Hosea]], [[Micah]], and [[Amo The reign of King Jeroboam II was a period of relative weakness in [[Assyria]], where they ju

...trodden. At the end, he was loyal to King Hezekiah, but disagreed with the King's attempts to forge alliances with Egypt and Babylon in response to the As ...and [[Hezekiah]]. Legend has it that he was martyred during the reign of [[King Manasseh]], who came to the throne in 687 BCE. That he is described as hav

Micah wrote the book in the reigns of [[Jotham]] (742-735 BC), [[Ahaz]] (735-715 BC), and [[Hezekiah]] (715-687 BC), roughly 735-700 BC. Few [[Ol ...ine of David]] would be born in [[Bethlehem]] and replace the present weak king on the throne. He would reign in the majesty of the name of [[Yahweh]]. His