First and Second Chronicles
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Louisville, KY : Westminster John Knox Press, 2001.
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Book
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1st ed.
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0664255914, 9780664255916
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x, 295 pages ; 23 cm.
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CCU Reference
REF BS 491.2 .W47 v.9
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Paul Hooker suggests here that 1 and 2 Chronicles are not a "history of Israel," but rather a theological reflection on the story of Israel's faith. The Chronicler uses the narratives of Samuel and Kings to develop his vision of Israel. At the center of that vision lies the assertion that Israel is the people of God, selected by God from among all the nations, and set apart to worship God in the place of God's choosing (Jerusalem) and in the manner of God's intent (according to the instructions of the Torah). His ultimate purpose, however, is not to dwell on long ago. Rather he seeks to sketch the lines of Israel's future as the people of God by drawing on the resources of Israel's past. --from publisher description.
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Hooker, P. K. (2001). First and Second Chronicles. Louisville, KY, Westminster John Knox Press.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation (style guide)Hooker, Paul K. 2001. First and Second Chronicles. Louisville, KY, Westminster John Knox Press.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities Citation (style guide)Hooker, Paul K, First and Second Chronicles. Louisville, KY, Westminster John Knox Press, 2001.
MLA Citation (style guide)Hooker, Paul K. First and Second Chronicles. Louisville, KY, Westminster John Knox Press, 2001.
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Includes bibliographical references (page 295).
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Paul Hooker suggests here that 1 and 2 Chronicles are not a "history of Israel," but rather a theological reflection on the story of Israel's faith. The Chronicler uses the narratives of Samuel and Kings to develop his vision of Israel. At the center of that vision lies the assertion that Israel is the people of God, selected by God from among all the nations, and set apart to worship God in the place of God's choosing (Jerusalem) and in the manner of God's intent (according to the instructions of the Torah). His ultimate purpose, however, is not to dwell on long ago. Rather he seeks to sketch the lines of Israel's future as the people of God by drawing on the resources of Israel's past. --from publisher description.
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| 505 | 0 | |a pt. I. Genealogies, 1 Chronicles 1-9. From Adam to Israel (Jacob), 1:1-54 ; The descendants of Jacob, 2:1-9:44 -- pt. II. The rise and reign of David, 1 Chronicles 10-29. David's rise to Israel's throne, 10:1-12:41 ; David transfers the Ark of God to Jerusalem, 13:1-16:43 ; David's reign established, 17:1-22:1 ; David's preparations for the building of the temple, 22:2-29:22a ; Solomon's accession and a summary of David's reign, 29:22b-30 -- pt. III. The reign of Solomon, 2 Chronicles 1-9. Solomon's greatness, 1:1-17 ; The construction of the temple, 2:1-5:1 ; The dedication of the temple, 5:2-7:22 ; Solomon's greatness, 8:1-9:31 -- The kings of Judah, 2 Chronicles, 10-36. The reign of Rehoboam, 10:1-12:16 ; The reign of Abijah, 13:1-14:1 ; The reign of Asa, 14:2-16:14 ; The reign of Jehoshaphat, 17:1-20:37 ; The kings from Jehoram through Ahaz, 21-28 ; The reign of Hezekiah, 29:1-32:33 ; The reigns of Manasseh and Amon, 33:1-25 ; The reign of Josiah, 34:1-35:27 ; The last kings of Judah and the fall of Jerusalem, 36:1-23. | |
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