It solved the problems of the chronological years in Hebrew Dynasties.

Overall, Mr. Thiele did a considerably good job harmonizing the reigns of the Kings of both Israel and Judah. He very clearly outlines the methods used by the chroniclers of these two kingdoms and how their methods compare to the methods used by their surrounding nations. However, there exists one glaring problem with his work in this book. He does not give sufficient evidence to support his theory regarding the kings from Jotham to Hezekiah of Judah and the kings from Pekahiah to Hoshea of Israel. He effectively throws out sections of Scripture without evidence of textual problems to support his conclusions during the period of the last kings of Israel.