JOURNEY THROUGH THE BIBLE WEEK 18 (18 OF 52)
Scripture: 1 Chronicles 1, 1 Chronicles 17
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Journey Through the Bible Week 18 (18 of 52)
Series: 365 Day Journey Through the Bible
Donald Cantrell
1 Chronicles 1- 1 Chronicles 17
Day 120 April 30 - 1 Chronicles 1 and 2
The first chapter of Chronicles deals with many of those men that we read about in the first nine chapters of Genesis. In the genealogies we will see that it lists the father and all of his male children, the rejected line is listed and then the selected bloodline that will be traced all the way through the bible until it gets to Jesus Christ.
Point to Ponder
The bloodline begins with Adam and then it moves to Seth (Sheth) and down to Noah. The three sons of Noah are listed in the genealogies with Ham and Japheth being the rejected bloodline and Shem being the selected bloodline. The selected bloodline of Shem was his son Arphaxad, followed by Shelah, followed by Eber, Peleg, Reu, Serug, Nahor, Terah, and then Abraham.
I - The Genealogy of Adam to Abraham (1 Chronicles 1)
II - The Genealogy of Jacob (Israel) to David (1 Chronicles 2)
Point to Ponder
The first nine chapters of 1 Chronicles deals with genealogies and we will read about 886 male names, 25 female names, and 25 names that deal with a nation or a certain group of people. The most popular male name that is used 8 times in these chapters is ''Azariah'' and the most popular female name that is used 4 times is ''Maacah.'' In looking at all of these names we see that all of the letters of our alphabet are used as the first letter of a name except ''f, q, v, w, x, and y.'' This has absolutely nothing to do with this study other than to show you that one can create all kinds of ''codes'' in reading the bible.
Point to Ponder
I did find one interesting fact in looking at the genealogies of Matthew chapter 1, as follows: ''Roboam begat Abia - where we see a bad father begat a bad son. Then we see that Abia begat Asa - where we see a bad father begat a good son. We then see how Asa begat Josophat - where ...
Series: 365 Day Journey Through the Bible
Donald Cantrell
1 Chronicles 1- 1 Chronicles 17
Day 120 April 30 - 1 Chronicles 1 and 2
The first chapter of Chronicles deals with many of those men that we read about in the first nine chapters of Genesis. In the genealogies we will see that it lists the father and all of his male children, the rejected line is listed and then the selected bloodline that will be traced all the way through the bible until it gets to Jesus Christ.
Point to Ponder
The bloodline begins with Adam and then it moves to Seth (Sheth) and down to Noah. The three sons of Noah are listed in the genealogies with Ham and Japheth being the rejected bloodline and Shem being the selected bloodline. The selected bloodline of Shem was his son Arphaxad, followed by Shelah, followed by Eber, Peleg, Reu, Serug, Nahor, Terah, and then Abraham.
I - The Genealogy of Adam to Abraham (1 Chronicles 1)
II - The Genealogy of Jacob (Israel) to David (1 Chronicles 2)
Point to Ponder
The first nine chapters of 1 Chronicles deals with genealogies and we will read about 886 male names, 25 female names, and 25 names that deal with a nation or a certain group of people. The most popular male name that is used 8 times in these chapters is ''Azariah'' and the most popular female name that is used 4 times is ''Maacah.'' In looking at all of these names we see that all of the letters of our alphabet are used as the first letter of a name except ''f, q, v, w, x, and y.'' This has absolutely nothing to do with this study other than to show you that one can create all kinds of ''codes'' in reading the bible.
Point to Ponder
I did find one interesting fact in looking at the genealogies of Matthew chapter 1, as follows: ''Roboam begat Abia - where we see a bad father begat a bad son. Then we see that Abia begat Asa - where we see a bad father begat a good son. We then see how Asa begat Josophat - where ...
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