Activity of the Writing Prophets during the Reigns of the Kings of Israel and Judah

Timeline King of Judah // Event Prophet to Judah Prophet to Israel King of Israel // Event
780 B.C.       Jeroboam II (781–753)
770          
760 Uzziah     (c. 760) (c. 760)    
  (Azariah)     Amos Jonah    
  (767–740)            
            (c. 755)  
            Hosea Zechariah (753–752)
              Shallum (752)
750   Jotham       Menahem (752–742)
    (750–735) Micah (c. 742) Isaiah (c. 740)     Pekahiah (742–740)
740             Pekah (740–732)
  Ahaz (735–715)         Hoshea (732–722)
730            
720           Fall of Samaria (722)
710 Hezekiah (715–686)      
700      
680 Manasseh (686–642) Nahum (c. 660–630)  
660 Amon (642–640)    
640 Josiah (640–609) Zephaniah (c. 640–609)  
    Habakkuk (c. 640–609)  
620   (c. 627)     
600   Jeremiah     
  Jehoahaz (609)      
  Jehoiakim (609–597)   (c. 605)    
  Jehoiachin (597)   Daniel    
  Zedekiah (597–586)     (c. 597)  
        Ezekiel  
  Fall of Jerusalem (586) Obadiah      
    (after 586)      
580          
560          
540          
520 1st return of exiles (538) Haggai (c. 520)  
  Temple rebuilt (516/515) Zechariah (c. 520)  
500      
480      
460 2nd return of exiles (458) Malachi (c. 460)  
440 3rd return of exiles (445)    

Joel is not displayed as the dates are uncertain and estimates range from the 9th to the 4th centuries B.C.

Micah’s prophecy was likely directed toward both Judah and Israel.