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2 Kings Blake Leyerle left her stamp on aLong views 1 2 Kings as a substantially unified written work of historiography, produced during the Babylonian exile. Hence he begins his detailed form critical commentary on 2 Kings where he left off in his volume on 1 Kings. Following the series format, Long discusses the text of 2 Kings unit by unit and integrates his form critical work with a discussion of the book's literary art (e. g., style, metaphor, imagery) to expose "the narrative genius