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God” or “house of the LORD” is the usual
designation for the Temple in Chronicles.) Is
the Temple built during the years of these
chapters?
5. Read 29:22b-30. How is this an
appropriate conclusion to the book?
Compare “Adam” (1:1) with “all the
kingdoms of the lands” (29:30).
6. Study carefully the survey Chart 53. In
what sense are chapters 1-9 introductory to
chapters 10-29?
7. Note the two-part outlines.
8. According to the chart, how is the book
organized around the subject David!
IV. PROMINENT SUBJECTSOF 1 CHRONICLES
A. GENEALOGIES(1:1—9:44)
The genealogies of 1 Chronicles are not
exhaustive, but rather selective, to support
the main purposes of the book cited earlier.
H. L. Ellison cites a few examples of this
selectivity.
It is plain that the Davidic line and the
descendants of Levi are the chief
interest (note the pointed omission of
the house of Eli, which did not serve
the Jerusalem temple). Next in