Zimri (king) (English Wikipedia)

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Hughes, David (2006). "Israel". Angelfire. Retrieved May 11, 2019. TIBNI, rival king, the brother of Zimri, asserting himself as his brother's successor, is usually not numbered in the king-list.

Scott, Thomas; Henry, Matthew (1836). Jenks, William (ed.). The Comprehensive Commentary on the Holy Bible: Ruth-Psalm LXIII. Fessenden and Company.
Sweeney 2007a, pp. 199–201. Sweeney, Marvin Allan (2007a), "Regnal Account of Elah ben Baasha of Israel 1 Kings 16:8-14", I & II Kings: A Commentary, Westminster John Knox Press, ISBN 978-0-664-22084-6
Sweeney 2007b, pp. 201–202. Sweeney, Marvin Allan (2007b), "Regnal Account of Zimri of Israel: 1 Kings 16:15-22", I & II Kings: A Commentary, Westminster John Knox Press, ISBN 978-0-664-22084-6
Barnes 2012a, pp. 140–141. Barnes, William H. (2012a), "Elah Rules in Israel 16:8-14", Cornerstone Biblical Commentary: 1-2 Kings, Tyndale House, pp. 140–141, ISBN 978-1-4143-9811-2
Barnes 2012b, pp. 142–143. Barnes, William H. (2012b), "Zimri Rules in Israel 16:15-20", Cornerstone Biblical Commentary: 1-2 Kings, Tyndale House, pp. 142–143, ISBN 978-1-4143-9811-2
Millgram 2014, pp. 37–49. Millgram, Hillel I. (2014), "The Rise of the House of Ahab", The Elijah Enigma: The Prophet, King Ahab and the Rebirth of Monotheism in the Book of Kings, McFarland & Company, ISBN 978-0-7864-9520-7
Campbell 2001, pp. 218–242. Campbell, Edward F. Jr. (2001), "From Omri to Jehu", The Oxford History of the Biblical World, Oxford University Press, ISBN 978-0-19-513937-2