1 Chronicles 27:1

WHICH CAME.. OUT] i.e. relieved each other in turn: cp. 2 Chronicles 23:8. For particulars concerning several of the officers mentioned in the following vv. see 1 Chronicles 11.... [ Continue Reading ]

1 Chronicles 27:1-34

PARTICULARS RESPECTING VARIOUS MILITARY OFFICERS This c., as distinguished from the four preceding Chapter s which describe David's ecclesiastical officials, relates to his secular officers.... [ Continue Reading ]

1 Chronicles 27:25

OVER THE KING'S TREASURES] The account implies that David had large private estates as well as considerable accumulations of treasure. Some of his possessions may have formed part of what the king could claim from the nation in virtue of his position (cp. 1 Samuel 8:14), or may have been given him f... [ Continue Reading ]

1 Chronicles 27:28

THE SYCOMORE TREES] not the English tree that goes by this name, but one that bears a fig-like fruit. THE LOW PLAINS] RV 'Lowland': a name applied to the downs that extend from the central hills to the maritime plain.... [ Continue Reading ]

1 Chronicles 27:34

JEHOIADA THE SON OF BENAIAH] probably to be corrected to 'Benaiah the son of Jehoiada': cp. 1 Chronicles 18:17. Some of the names mentioned in this chapter belonged to periods much earlier than David's closing years, for Asahel (1 Chronicles 27:7) was killed before David became king at Jerusalem (2... [ Continue Reading ]

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