First Chronicles
I. The genealogy from Adam to the twelve tribes of Israel—1 Chron. 1:1-9:44A. The genealogy from Adam to Abraham—1:1-27B. The genealogy of Abraham—1:28-34C. The genealogy of Esau—1:35-54D. The genealogy of Israel—2:1-9:44II. The history concerning the kings over all Israel—1 Chron. 10:1-2 Chron. 9:31aA. Saul's end—1 Chron. 10:1-14B. The reign of David—1 Chron. 11:1-29:30a. Over the Philistines, Moab, Zobah, Syria, and Edom—18:1-17b. Over Ammon and Syria—19:1-20:3c. Over the Philistines—20:4-8a. Making Solomon his son king over Israel—23:1b. The divisions of the services of the Levites—23:2-32c. The ordering of the priests in twenty-four divisions—24:1-19d. The rest of the Levites casting lots for their duty—24:20-31e. Setting apart some of the sons of Asaph, Heman, and Jeduthun into twenty-four divisions for singing—25:1-31f. The divisions of the doorkeepers—26:1-19g. Assigning some of the Levites to keep the treasures of the house of God and of the dedicated gifts—26:20-28h. Appointing some of the Levites to the outward duties over Israel, as officers and judges—26:29-32a. The officers who served the king—vv. 1-15b. The captains who ruled over the twelve tribes and the house of Aaron—vv. 16-24c. The officers over the king's treasures and the overseers of the king's property—vv. 25-31d. David's counselors, teachers, friends, and the captain of his army—vv. 32-34a. His address to the assembly—28:1-8b. Charging Solomon his son to serve God and to build the temple of God—28:9-21c. His preparation for the building of the temple of God stirring up the leaders of Israel to willingly offer their gifts—29:1-9d. His blessing to Jehovah in the sight of all the assembly—29:10-20ae. The reaction of all the assembly—29:20b-25Outline of 1 Chronicles
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