1st & 2nd Chronicles
1st & 2nd Chronicles
Divrei Yamim A Book of 1st Chronicles Massoretic, Hebrew, Aramaic, JPS, Kaplan texts of 1 Chronicles from the Jewish Publication Society Bible
Divrei Yamim B Book of 2nd Chronicles Massoretic, Hebrew, Aramaic, JPS, Kaplan texts of 2 Chronicles from the Jewish Publication Society Bible
New International Version (Book of Chronicles) On-Line
Net Bible (Book of Chronicles) On-Line
Introduction to 1st & 2nd Chronicles David Malick
Outline of 1st & 2nd Chronicles David Malick
Chronicles Bob Dunston
Outline of 1st Chronicles Bob Dunston
Outline of 2nd Chronicles Bob Dunston
Cyrus – Judea - People and Places featuring summaries of important people and places of the Bible, the Holy Land and ancient times.
Notes on 1st Chronicles Thomas L. Constable A record of the things left behind. Remnants of the monarchy history. Records the importance of the temple in national life and condemns rationalism in national life, the idea that we can get along without God .
Notes on 2nd Chronicles Thomas L. Constable Emphasizes the importance of the temple in national life and condemns ritualism in national life, he idea that what satisfies God is external conformity rather than internal reality.
Conceptions of Davidic Hope in Ezekiel, Zechariah, Haggai, and the Chronicles Greg Herrick Most of the concepts developed in these books emerged during times of national distress for Israel and reflect much of the hope previously developed in the Old Testament.
1 & 2 Chronicles The covenant God of Israel still loves His people and is committed to their welfare if they will only demonstrate faithfulness to his covenant. There is a sense in which I, II Chronicles provide a theological overview of the chosen people, beginning with Adam and continuing down to the Babylonian Exile Division of Student Ministry Baptist General Convention of Texas
In the house of Judah my father’s house Ken Ristau based his essay on “The Chronicler’s Joab,” this historical-literary analysis explores the character of Joab in Chronicles.
“Great Among His Brothers,” but Who is He? Heterogeneity in the Composition of Judah Garry N. Knoppers explains how Judah was neither the firstborn of Israel nor the recipient of the birthright, but gained preeminence among his brothers
Echoes of Genesis in 1 Chronicles 4:9-10: An Intertextual and Contextual Reading of Jabez’s Prayer R. Christopher Heard, Journal of Hebrew Scriptures – Volume 4: Article 2 (2002)
Chronicles, Books of. Ralph W. Klein in the Anchor Bible Dictionary
How Many in a Thousand Ralph W. Klein An essay on the word “eleph“.
A comparison of 1 Chronicles with its Vorlage and a correlation with Vannutelli. Ralph W. Klein
A comparison of 2 Chronicles with its Vorlage and a correlation with Vannutelli. Ralph W. Klein
Saul and David in Chronicles, & Samuel-Kings Ralph W. Klein
Solomon 2 Chronicles 1-9 Ralph W. Klein
Rehoboam 2 Chronicles 10:1-12:16 Ralph W. Klein
Abijah 2 Chr 13:1-22 Ralph W. Klein
Asa 2 Chr 13:23-16:14 Ralph W. Klein
Jehoshaphat 2 Chr 17:1-21:3 Ralph W. Klein
Jehoram/Ahaziah to the End of the Northern Kingdom 2 Chr 21:1-28:27 Ralph W. Klein
Hezekiah 2 Chr 29:1-32:33 Ralph W. Klein
Manasseh 2 Chr33 Ralph W. Klein
Amon to the Exile 2 Chr 34-36 Ralph W. Klein
David: Sinner and Saint in Samuel and Chronicles Ralph W. Klein
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The Faith and the World Ralph W. Klein A discussion of mosaics in Palestinian synagogues and their relationship to the first nine chapters of Chronicles.
Genealogies of Chronicles 1-8 Ralph W. Klein
1 Chr 9:26-33: Its Position in Chapter 9 Piet B Dirksen
Chronistic Tendency in 1 Chr 18:10-11 Piet B Dirksen
Dating Chronicles by Archaeological Anomalies and Anachronisms Walter Mattfeld
Great among his Brothers but Who is He? Heterogeneity in the Composition of Judah. Gerald N. Knoppers.
How Many in a Thousand? Ralph W. Klein An essay on the word “eleph”
Narrative Texts: Chronicles, Ezra, and Nehemiah. Ralph W. Klein An essay in The Blackwell Companion to the Old Testament
Synoptic Comparison of Chronicles with its Sources in Samuel and Kings Ralph W. Klein
Narrative Texts: Chronicles, Ezra & Nehemiah Ralph W. Klein
Transformations in Meaning: The Accession of Solomon in Chronicles Christine Mitchell
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