Starting from Two Kings 17-18, this study investigates the original size of the "Deuteronomic History" and the redaction of the Enneatech. It examines the various assumptions that the "Books of Kings" at one time concluded before the present ending and rejects them. It identifies a redaction in Exodus and Two Kings which prophesies a future for the people after the Fall of Jerusalem in 587 BC. Using further redactional reflexion texts, it shows how redaction of the Enneateuch was gradually completed and developed its visions of the future.