33. Judah after the fall of Israel

Map of Judah's journey towards exile
Assyrian settlers are
brought to Samaria to
replace exiled Israelites

Hezekiah's tunnel
King Hezekiah of Judah
rebels against his
Assyrian overlords

Assyrian archers
King Sennacherib of Assyria
attacks Lachish and
destroys the city

King Sennacherib on his throne
Isaiah prophesies
the destruction
of Jerusalem

Torah scroll
King Josiah of Judah
ushers in his
religious reforms

 Vale of Jezreel near Megiddo
Assyria is
conquered by
the Babylonians

Gaza from the sea
King Nebuchadnezzar
of Babylon
invades Judah

Ruins of ancient Babylon
Ten thousand Judaeans
are taken captive
to Babylonia

Lions on the Ishtar Gate
Jerusalem falls and
the Jewish exile
in Babylonia begins

The Ishtar Gate of Babylon
Gedeliah is appointed
as the Babylonian
Governor of Judah

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