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1 Chronicles Bible Study Guide

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1 Chronicles overview

Historical Book

1 Chronicles — David, Worship, and Covenant Hope

Book context

1 Chronicles at a glance

Old Testament

Biblical periodReturn and Second Temple community

The returned community rebuilds, worship is restored, covenant life is renewed, and unresolved hope remains.

Book passage1 Chronicles 1-29

WriterThe book does not name its writer; the compiler is often called the Chronicler.

AudienceThe returned community, remembering David, worship, temple order, and covenant identity.

Ruling powers / settingPersia frames the returned community; Israel's monarchy is retold in the content.

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1 Chronicles 10:13-141 Chronicles 11:91 Chronicles 13:9-121 Chronicles 16:8-111 Chronicles 16:23-241 Chronicles 17:11-141 Chronicles 21:171 Chronicles 22:51 Chronicles 28:9-101 Chronicles 29:11-13

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