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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

Chronicles- Jewish Encyclopedia

Divrei Hyaiam 1 - Chronicles1 and Divrei Hyaiam 2 - Chronicles2 text with Rashi’s commentary - Complete Jewish Bible

Chronicles 1 - Expositor’s Bible Commentary

Chronicles 2 - Expositor’s Bible Commentary

Notes on 1st Chronicles Thomas L. Constable. Explains how the Septuagint in about 250BC was the first to separate Chronicles into two books.

Notes on 2nd Chronicles Thomas L. Constable. A sequel to 1st Chroniclescovering about three centuries. Revelation of the failure of man and the victory of God.

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Chronicles1 and Chronicles2 - at Luther Seminary’s Enter the Bible. Study basics about Bible books, people, dates, places.

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Chronicles1 and Chronicles2 - Geneva Study Bible

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Introduction to 1st & 2nd Chronicles David Malick

Outline of 1st & 2nd Chronicles David Malick

Kings and Chronicles: Interpreting Historical Interpretation Allen R. Guenther

The Historical Books J. Hampton Keathley III

King David’s Reign - A Nation United Mario Seiglie

Was the Chronicler a Spin Doctor? David in the Books of Chronicles Mark A. Throntveit

The Battle at the Pool of Gibeon Mario Seiglie

King Solomon’s Reign - Israel’s Golden Years Mario Seiglie

2 Samuel, 1 Chronicles, Psalms (Early King David) David Colburn

2 Samuel, 1 Chronicles, Psalms (David and Bathsheba; Consequences) David Colburn

Let Go and Let Others Bob Deffinbaugh

Kingdoms of the Lord. A History of the Hebrew Kingdoms David F. Payne

A Translation Guide to the Chronological Data in Kings and Chronicles Leslie McFal

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

A Synopsis of 2 Chronicles Chronicler’s History: Retelling the Story Barry Bandstra

The Purpose and Methods of the Chronicler D.F. Payne

The Work of the Chronicler: Its Purpose and Its Date Adam C. Welch

The Date and Personality of the Chronicler William Foxwell Albright

The purpose of the Books of Chronicles William J. Dumbrell

The Books of Paralipomenon (Chronicles) Florentine Bechtel

The Book of Chronicles: Another Look Ehud Ben Zvi

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

Chronicles: Retelling the Story After the Return Shawn Zelig Aster

The Great Documents of the Persian Period Gerald A. Larue

Kings and Chronicles: Interpreting Historical Interpretation Allen R. Guenther

Liturgy and Empire: Faith in Exile and Prophetic Historiography in 1 and 2 Chronicles Scott W. Hahn

Genealogies of Chronicles 1-8 Ralph W. Klein

Arranged in Family Trees Echoes of Genesis in 1 Chronicles 4:9 - 10 R Christopher Heard

The LXX of 1 Chronicles 5:1-2: As an Exposition of Genesis 48-49 P. J. Williams

1 Chronicles 9:26-33: Its Position in Chapter 9 Piet B. Dirksen

Chronistic Tendency in 1 Chr 18,10-11 Piet B. Dirksen

Book of Chronicles Ralph W. Klein

How Many in a Thousand? Ralph W. Klein An essay on the word “eleph”

Saul and David in Chronicles, & Samuel-Kings Ralph W. Klein

Solomon in Chronicles and Kings Ralph W. Klein

The Kings of Judah Steven J. Cole

• 1: The Peril Of Partial Obedience (2 Chronicles 10-12, Rehoboam)
• 2: The Danger of Forsaking the Lord (2 Chronicles 14-16)
• 3: When Christians Compromise With the World (2 Chronicles 17-20)
• 4: Confidence In The Crisis (2 Chronicles 20:1-30)
• 5: A Good Boy Gone Bad (2 Chronicles 23 and 24)
• 6: How God’s Work Gets Done (2 Chronicles 24:4-14)
• 7: Blah Christianity (2 Chronicles 25)
• 8: The Seduction Of Success (2 Chronicles 26)
• 9: Forsaking Sin or God? (2 Chronicles 28)
• 10: How Spiritual Renewal Comes (2 Chronicles 29)
• 11: The Joy Of Obedience (2 Chronicles 30)
• 12: A Strange Reward for Obedience (2 Chronicles 32)
• 13: None Beyond Hope (2 Chronicles 33:1-20)
• 14: A Teenager Starts A Revival (2 Chronicles 34 and 35)
• 15: When God’s Axe Falls (2 Chronicles 36)

OT Vignettes of Lesser Known Heroes and Villains (A Study in 2 Chronicles) Jeffrey E. Miller

• 1. The Monarchy
• 2. Rehoboam: King of Conflict
• 3. Abijah: King of Partial Devotion
• 4. Asa: King of Self-Reliance
• 5. Jehoshaphat: King of Good Judgment
• 6. Jehoram: King of Consequences
• 7. Ahaziah: King of Easy Influence
• 8. Athaliah: Queen of Insignificance
• 9. Joash: King of Hypocrisy
• 10. Amaziah: King of Pride
• 11. Uzziah: King of Boundaries
• 12. Jotham: King of Simplicity
• 13. Ahaz: King of Idolatry
• 14. Hezekiah: King of Transformation
• 15. Manasseh: King of Second Chances
• 16. Josiah: King of Sacred Truth
• 17. Jehoahaz: King of Helplessness
• 18. Zedekiah: King of Blindness

Solomon 2 Chronicles 1-9 Ralph W. Klein

1 Kings, 2 Chronicles, Psalms (Solomon Rises to Power) David Colburn

Ecclesiastes, 1 Kings, 2 Chronicles, Proverbs (Solomon Reflects) David Colburn

2 Kings, 2 Chronicles, Isaiah, Micah, Psalm, Hosea (Isaiah Prophesies Judgment and the Messiah, also, Micah and Hosea Prophesy and Hezekiah is Faithful) David Colburn

2 Kings, 2 Chronicles, Habakkuk, Jeremiah, Lamentations (Consequences of Rebellion) David Colburn

1 Kings, 2 Kings, 2 Chronicles, Obadiah, Psalms (Jehosophat, Ahab, and the Prophet Elijah) David Colburn

2 Kings, 2 Chronicles, Habakkuk, Jeremiah, Lamentations (Consequences of Rebellion) David Colburn

2 Kings, 2 Chronicles, Jonah, Isaiah, Amos, (Elisha, Jonah, Isaiah, Amos) David Colburn

2 Kings, 2 Chronicles, Isaiah, Micah, Psalm, Hosea (Isaiah Prophesies Judgment and the Messiah, also, Micah and Hosea Prophesy and Hezekiah is Faithful) David Colburn

2 Kings, 2 Chronicles, Psalms, Isaiah (Isaiah Prophesies Hope) David Colburn

Nahum, 2 Kings, 2 Chronicles, Zephaniah, Jeremiah, Psalms (Josiah Repents, Other Kings Choose Poorly) David Colburn

2 Kings, 2 Chronicles, Habakkuk, Jeremiah, Lamentations (Consequences of Rebellion) David Colburn

Rehoboam 2 Chronicles 10:1-12:16 Ralph W. Klein

The Great Divorce: The Kingdom Divided (1 Kings 12; 2 Chronicles 10) Bob Deffinbaugh

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

Josiah and the Torah Book: Comparison of 2 Kgs 22:1-23:28 and 2 Chr 34:1-35:19 Lyle Eslinger

David: Sinner and Saint in Samuel and Chronicles Ralph W. Klein

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.

Narrative Texts: Chronicles, Nehemiah, and Nehemiah. Ralph W. Klein

Synoptic Comparison of Chronicles with its Sources in Samuel and Kings Ralph W. Klein

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“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

New Politics, New Stories, New History: The Chronicler as Historian for a New Generation W Boshoff

Great among his Brothers but Who is He? Heterogeneity in the Composition of Judah. Gerald N. Knoppers.

The Rhetorics of Finding a New Identity in a Multi-Religious and Multi-Ethnic Society: The Case of the Book of Chronicles L C Jonker

Was the Chronicler a Spin Doctor? David in the Books of Chronicles Mark A. Throntveit

War Narratives in the Book of Chronicles: A New Proposal in Respect of Their Function P.C. Beentje

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)

The reign of Asa (2 Chronicles 14-16): an example of the Chronicler’s theological method Raymond Dillard

The Chronicler as an Interpreter of Scripture William M. Schniedewind

A Translation Guide to the Chronological Data in Kings and Chronicles Leslie McFall

Kings and Chronicles: Interpreting Historical Interpretation Allen R. Guenther

Eschatology in Chronicles H. G. M. Williamson

Dating Chronicles by Archaeological Anomalies and Anachronisms Walter Mattfeld

The Chronicler’s Jehoshaphat Ray Dillard

Jotham and Amon: Two Minor Kings of Judah According to Josephus Christopher T. Begg

David’s Transfer of the Ark According to Josephus Christopher T. Begg

The Man Who Won a War Without Fighting (2 Chronicles 20:1-30) Steven J. Cole

Josephus’ portrait of Jeroboam Louis H. Feldman

The Role of Assyria in the Ancient Near East During the Reign of Manasseh Roy Gane

The Fate of Jehoiakim Alberto R.W. Green

The Chronicler: Theologian of Grace Thomas D. Hanks

The Matriarchate and the Hebrew Regal Succession Roland K. Harrison

Azariah of Judah and Tiglath-pileser III Howell M. Haydn

Did Sennacherib campaign once or Twice Against Hezekiah Siegfriend H. Horn

Josiah’s Reform and the Book of the Law Donald W.B. Robinson

The Book of Josiah’s Reform David Malick

Prophetic Speeches in Chronicles: Speculation, Revelation, and Ancient Historiography Kent Sparks

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