Ish-bosheth

• Ish-bosheth — אִישׁ־בֹשֶׁת ish voshet “man of shame” (H1322) · Ιεβοσθε Iebosthe — 2 Samuel 2:8
• Eshbaal — אֶשְׁבַּעַל eshəbaal “man of Baal” (H792) · Ασαβαλ Asabal — 1 Chronicles 8:33

• King of Israel — מֶלֶךְ בְּיִשְׂרָאֵל melek beyisərael “king of Israel” (H3478) · βασιλεὺς ἐν Ισραηλ basileùs en Israēl “king in Israel” (G2474) — 2 Samuel 2:10

• killed by Baanah (commander of Ish-bosheth's military) (inferred)
• killed by Rimmon (inferred)

• Birth of Ish-bosheth* — 2,916 AH · 1,046 BC · aged 0 — 1 Samuel 13:16
• Ish-bosheth's reign over Israel began — 2,956 AH · 1,055 BC (Ussher) · aged 40 — 2 Samuel 2:10
• Ish-bosheth's reign over Israel ended — 2,958 AH · 1,048 BC (Ussher) · aged 42 — 2 Samuel 2:10

Years are anno hominis, counted from Creation. The two chronologies are given as the source gives them, unreconciled.

Named in the same verse. A co-occurrence recorded by the text, not a claim that this person was there.

• Hebron — 3 shared verses
• Mahanaim — 3 shared verses
• Beeroth — 1 shared verse
• Gibeon — 1 shared verse

• 2 Samuel 2:8
• 2 Samuel 2:10
• 2 Samuel 2:12
• 2 Samuel 2:15
• 2 Samuel 3:7
• 2 Samuel 3:8
• 2 Samuel 3:14
• 2 Samuel 3:15
• 2 Samuel 4:1
• 2 Samuel 4:5
• 2 Samuel 4:8
• 2 Samuel 4:12

and 2 further references.

• Called ESH-BAAL in — 1 Chronicles 8:33; 1 Chronicles 9:39
• Made king by Abner — 2 Samuel 2:8
• Deserted by Abner — 2 Samuel 3:6
• Restores Michal (David's first wife) to David — 2 Samuel 3:14
• Assassinated — 2 Samuel 4:5
• Avenged by David — 2 Samuel 4:9

Outline from Nave's Topical Bible (1897); the sub-headings are Nave's own.