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THE FIRST BOOK OF THE CHRONICLES
_Chronological Notes relative to this Book_
-Year of the World, 1.
-Year before Christ, according to Archbishop Usher, 4004.
-Year before the Flood, according to t...
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Compare the margin references and notes....
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ANALYSIS AND ANNOTATIONS
I. THE GENEALOGIES
1. From Adam to the Edomites
CHAPTER 1
_ 1. Adam to Noah (1 Chronicles 1:1)_
2. The sons of Japheth (1 Chronicles 1:5)
3. The sons of Ham ...
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PART I (1 Chronicles 1-9). GENEALOGICAL LISTS, TOGETHER WITH
GEOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL NOTES. These Chapter s form a general
introduction to the whole work. They contain the following
genealogies, o...
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ADAM. Compare Genesis 1:26; Genesis 2:7.
SHETH. Compare Genesis 4:25; Genesis 5:3....
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_Sheth, Enosh_ "Seth, Enos," the spellings given in Gen. (A.V.) are
less correct. Generally speaking the forms of names in Genesis (A.V.)
are derived from the Latin Vulgate, which in turn took them fr...
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ADAM, SHETH, ENOSH— Adam was the father of Sheth, and Sheth the
father of Enosh, and so on to the sons of Noah. No mention is made of
the posterity of Cain or Abel, nor of the other sons of Adam, beca...
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LESSON ONE 1-3
I. GENEALOGIES FROM ADAM TO DAVID (1 Chronicles 1:1 to 1 Chronicles
9:44)
1. THE GENEALOGY OF THE HUMAN RACE FROM ADAM TO NOAH AND NOAH'S THREE
SONS
INTRODUCTION
The first three Chap...
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_ADAM, SHETH, ENOSH,_
Adam ... "Begat" must be understood as meaning that the person who
"begat" was not in all instances the immediate parent, but an
ancestor, near or more remote of the person spok...
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GENEALOGIES
The writer begins his history with a series of genealogies, without
introduction or heading, which embraces the descendants of Adam to
Noah, the descendants of Noah through Japheth, Ham an...
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THE BOOK OF 1 CHRONICLES
GOD RULES HISTORY
1 CHRONICLES
_Ian Mackervoy_
ABOUT THIS BOOK
The Books of 1 Chronicles and 2 Chronicles record the history of the
*Israelites. These books are about t...
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ADAM (_man_) is here treated as a proper name; in Genesis 5:1 it is an
appellative.
The Chaldeans also had a tradition of ten antediluvian patriarchs or
kings, beginning with Alorus and ending with Xi...
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אָדָ֥ם שֵׁ֖ת אֱנֹֽושׁ׃...
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NAMES
1 Chronicles 1:1; 1 Chronicles 2:1; 1 Chronicles 3:1; 1 Chronicles
4:1;...
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The two Books of Chronicles cover the period of history already
studied in I and II Kings. They record this history, however, from an
entirely different standpoint. The outlook is almost exclusively
c...
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Adam, (a) Sheth, Enosh,
The Argument - The laws comprehend both these books in one, which the
Grecians because of the length, divide into two: and they are called
Chronicles, because they note briefly...
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_Seth. Protestants, "Sheth, Enosh, Kenan:" but in Genesis they agree
with us, which shews that the translator of the two different books is
different, and that there is a want of uniformity in the pla...
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CONTENTS
The genealogy of families, from Adam to Abraham, forms the contents of
this chapter, containing a period of nearly 2000 years.
1 Chronicles 1:1
I detain the Reader in the very opening of th...
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Thus, beginning with Adam, we have the family of Seth down to Noah.
Then comes the family of Japheth and of Ham, one of whose descendants
began to be mighty on the earth; and finally that of Shem, who...
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Ver. 1-4. ADAM, SETH,.... These first four verses exactly agree with
the account of the antediluvian patriarchs in Genesis 5:1, the first
letter in Adam is larger than usual, as a memorial, as Buxtorf...
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Adam, Sheth, Enosh,
"CHRONICLES" we call these two books, - anciently but one, - which is
the same in effect with that of the Hebrews' _Dibr ehaiamim,_ Words,
or Deeds, of Days. _Paralipomena,_ or Re...
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_Adam, Sheth, Enosh_ Adam was the father of Sheth, and Sheth the
father of Enosh, and so on to the sons of Noah. For brevity's sake he
only mentions the names, the rest being easily understood out of...
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1 Adams line to Noah.
5 The sonnes of Iapheth.
8 The sonnes of Ham.
17 The sonnes of Shem.
24 Shems line to Abraham.
29 Ishmaels sonnes.
32 The sonnes of Keturah.
34 The posteritie of Abraham b...
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Adam, Sheth, Enosh, the members of the families in the direct order of
succession only being mentioned,...
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FROM ADAM TO THE SONS OF KETURAH...
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1-27 This chapter, and many that follow, repeat the genealogies, or
lists of fathers and children in the Bible history, and put them
together, with many added. When compared with other places, there...
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1 CHRONICLES CHAPTER 1
Adam's line to Noah, 1 CHRONICLES 1:1. Noah's posterity, by Japheth, 1
CHRONICLES 1:5; by Ham, 1 CHRONICLES 1:8; by Shem to Abraham,...
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CONTENTS: Genealogy: Adam to dukes of Edom. The patriarchal line.
CHARACTERS: Adam, Noah, Shem, Abraham, Isaac, Ishmael, Esau, Israel.
CONCLUSION: We are all by nature the seed of Adam. Let us see t...
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1 Chronicles 1:1. _Adam Noah._ Noah was the tenth from Adam.
Sanchoniatho, the Phœnician historian, makes Noah to be the eighth.
He calls these patriarchs by different names, which probably were the
t...
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_Adam, Sheth, Enosh._
ISRAELITE DESCENT
Israel was Jehovah’s chosen people, His son, to whom special
privileges were guaranteed by solemn covenant. A man’s claim to
share in this covenant depended on...
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1 CHRONICLES—NOTE ON 1 CHRONICLES 1:1 A Genealogical Presentation of
the Tribes of Israel. The genealogies of chs. 1 Chronicles 1:1 are
intended to show th
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CRITICAL NOTES.] The writer gives no explanation or introduction,
presumes upon the knowledge of the reader, and simply enumerates names
from Creation to the Flood, contained in Genesis 5. The Deluge,...
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EXPOSITION
1 CHRONICLES 1:1
A. LIST OF GENERATIONS FROM ADAM TO NOAH. These verses contain a line
of genealogical descents, ten in number, from ADAM to NOAH, adding
mention of the three sons of the l...
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Shall we turn now to First Chronicles, chapter one, and let's see
what. You know, we used to say to our kids they could get juice out of
anything when they ate. They could make a cracker so juicy that...
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Genesis 4:25; Genesis 4:26; Genesis 5:3; Genesis 5:8; Genesis 5:9;...
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Sheth — Adam begat Sheth: and so in the following particulars. For
brevity sake he only mentions their names; but the rest is easily
understood out of the former books. This appears as the peculiar gl...