1 Chronicles

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1 Chronicles is a book of the Hebrew Bible and Christian Old Testament that recounts Israel’s history from Adam through King David, emphasizing genealogies, temple worship, and Davidic kingship.

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1 Chronicles canonical 13
Book of 1 Chronicles 11
First Book of Chronicles 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Book of the Bible
Book of the Hebrew Bible
Book of the Old Testament
Deuteronomistic history text
attributedTo The Chronicler NERFINISHED
canonicalOrderInChristianBibles Placed after 2 Kings
canonicalOrderInHebrewBible Part of the Writings section
canonicalStatus Canonical scripture in Judaism
Canonical scripture in most Christian traditions
contains Account of bringing the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem
David’s preparations for the Temple
Narratives about King David
Speeches and prayers of David
coversPeriod From Adam to the death of King David
emphasizes Centrality of the Jerusalem Temple
Legitimacy of Davidic monarchy
Proper worship of Yahweh
Religious reforms and cultic order
focusesOn House of David NERFINISHED
Levitical priesthood NERFINISHED
Temple musicians and gatekeepers
Tribe of Judah NERFINISHED
followedBy 2 Chronicles NERFINISHED
genre Genealogical record
Historical narrative
Religious literature
language Biblical Hebrew NERFINISHED
mainTheme Covenant with David
Davidic kingship NERFINISHED
Genealogies of Israelite tribes NERFINISHED
History of Israel from Adam to King David
Temple worship in Jerusalem
originalDivision Single work with 2 Chronicles
partOf Books of Chronicles NERFINISHED
Christian Old Testament NERFINISHED
Hebrew Bible
linked to: Tanakh
precededBy 2 Kings
relatedWork 1 Kings NERFINISHED
1 Samuel
2 Chronicles NERFINISHED
2 Kings NERFINISHED
2 Samuel NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Christianity
Judaism
sourceFor Lists of Israelite genealogies NERFINISHED
Organization of Levites NERFINISHED
Organization of priests and gatekeepers NERFINISHED
Organization of temple musicians
structure Begins with genealogies from Adam
Concludes with the end of David’s reign
traditionalAuthor Ezra NERFINISHED

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Divrei Hayamim hasPart 1 Chronicles
Joab scripturalReference 1 Chronicles
Ish-bosheth mentionedIn First Book of Chronicles
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Capture of Jerusalem describedIn First Book of Chronicles
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Malchi-shua mentionedIn Book of 1 Chronicles
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Nathan mentionedIn 1 Chronicles
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Obed appearsIn First Book of Chronicles
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Shephatiah mentionedIn 1 Chronicles
Nathan appearsInBook 1 Chronicles
Amalekites mentionedIn Book of 1 Chronicles
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Protestant Bible containsBook 1 Chronicles
Tabernacle of David mentionedIn 1 Chronicles
Tribe of Asher mentionedIn Book of 1 Chronicles
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Tribe of Zebulun mentionedIn Book of 1 Chronicles
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Tribe of Gad mentionedIn Book of 1 Chronicles
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Tribe of Issachar describedIn First Book of Chronicles
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Raddai mentionedIn 1 Chronicles
Abinadab mentionedIn 1 Chronicles
Ozem mentionedIn 1 Chronicles
יִשַׁי appearsInBook First Book of Chronicles
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Nebaioth mentionedIn Book of 1 Chronicles
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Mishma mentionedIn 1 Chronicles
Massa mentionedIn Book of 1 Chronicles
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Naphish mentionedIn Book of 1 Chronicles
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Jehozadak mentionedIn 1 Chronicles
Anathoth mentionedIn Book of 1 Chronicles
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Sealtiel mentionedIn Book of 1 Chronicles
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1 Chronicles 11 partOf First Book of Chronicles
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Araunah the Jebusite appearsIn First Book of Chronicles
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2 Chronicles follows 1 Chronicles
Kedesh mentionedIn Book of 1 Chronicles
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