First Chronicles begins with generations and family connections before turning to David’s kingship, worship, service, and preparations for the temple. These chapter-by-chapter studies invite us to read the KJV carefully and consider faithful choices, responsible leadership, and the care of people within the wider story.
As we follow Jesus Christ, we will reflect on what the account says, distinguish it from what it leaves unexplained, and look for practical ways to live with humility, gratitude, integrity, and compassion.
Chapter Index
Chapters 1–2 are available. Linked numbers open published studies; chapters 3–29 are coming soon.
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Explore the Chapters
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1 Chronicles 1 — Remembering the People Within the Names
Understanding the Scriptures First Chronicles begins not with a battle or a royal speech but with names. The opening chapter traces generations from Adam through Noah and the peoples descended from his sons, then turns toward Abraham’s family and the generations associated with Edom. A genealogy may invite a slower kind of reading. Its structure…
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1 Chronicles 2 — Honoring Every Life Within the Story
Understanding the Scriptures First Chronicles 2 turns from the wider generations of the opening chapter to Israel’s family, with particular attention to Judah. Its branches lead to David, but they also preserve the names of women, lesser-known households, descendants connected with towns, and families of scribes. Alongside those connections are brief notices of wrongdoing and…