1 Chronicles
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Introduction
Kenneth Boa: 18. 1 Chronicles [] Part of the series: Visual Survey of the Bible.
Bill McRae: 12. 1 Chronicles [] Part of the series: Survey of the Bible.
Mark Dever: Heights – The Message of 1 Chronicles [] Capitol Hill Baptist Church.
Ray Stedman: 1 Chronicles: David and the Ark of God [, , Study Questions, Translated] Part of the series: Adventuring Through the Bible. Spanish translation available.
Exposition
Mark Dever: The Plan [] 4 part study of 1 and 2 Chronicles. Capitol Hill Baptist Church.
Articles
Greg Herrick: 6. Conceptions of Davidic Hope in Ezekiel, Zechariah, Haggai, and the Chronicles [] Part of the series: Regal Images from Scripture.
Study Helps and related
Tom Constable: Tom Constable’s Expository Notes on 1 Chronicles [] This is also available in the Net.Bible.org Study Environment.
David Malick: An Introduction to First and Second Chronicles []
An Argument of First and Second Chronicles []
Selected Bibliography of the Books of Chronicles []
Other Resources
Mark Dever: 1 Chronicles [] Overview of 1 Chronicles. Capitol Hill Baptist Church.
Storying
John Walsh: Book 3: Path Down to Captivity (Stories 114-161) [] Part of the series: All the Stories of the Bible. See “Book 3: Building a Nation,” lessons 129-161.
2 Chronicles
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Introduction
Kenneth Boa: 19. 2 Chronicles [] Part of the series: Visual Survey of the Bible.
Bill McRae: 13. 2 Chronicles [] Part of the series: Survey of the Bible.
Mark Dever: Depths: The Message of 2 Chronicles [] Overview of 2 Chronicles. Capitol Hill Baptist Church.
Ray Stedman: 2 Chronicles: God’s King in God’s House [, , Translated] 1 lesson overview. Spanish translation available.
Exposition
Jeffrey E. Miller: OT Vignettes of Lesser Known Heroes and Villains (A Study in 2 Chronicles) [] 18 part series covering 2 Chronicles 10-36.
Steven J. Cole: The Kings of Judah [, ] 15 lesson series on the Kings of Judah. 2 Chronicles 10-36.
Lesson 7: The Man Who Won a War Without Fighting (2 Chronicles 20:1-30) [, ] Part of the series: Old testament Lessons on Prayer.
Articles
Greg Herrick: 6. Conceptions of Davidic Hope in Ezekiel, Zechariah, Haggai, and the Chronicles [] Part of the series: Regal Images from Scripture.
Three Important Questions [] 2 Chronicles 20.
David Dean: 2. Tracking the Temple through Time [] Part of the series: Haggai. 2 Chronicles 7:12-22.
Bob Deffinbaugh: 21. The Great Divorce: The Kingdom Divided (1 Kings 12; 2 Chronicles 10)
Mary DeMuth: Wholehearted Devotion: Hard Lessons from King Asa []
David Malick: The Book of Josiah's Reform []
Steve Sanchez: Jehoshaphat: A Model of Dependent Living (2 Chronicles 20) [] 2 Chronicles 20.
Study Helps and related
Tom Constable: Tom Constable’s Expository Notes on 2 Chronicles [] This is also available in the Net.Bible.org Study Environment.
David Malick: An Introduction to First and Second Chronicles [] Part of the series: Old testament Lessons on Prayer.
An Argument of First and Second Chronicles []
Selected Bibliography of the Books of Chronicles []
J. Hampton Keathley, III: 4. The Historical Books [] A good introduction to and overview of the historical books of the Old Testament (Joshua, Judges-Ruth, 1 and 2 Samuel, 1 and 2 Kings, 1 and 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther)
Other Resources
Mark Dever: The Plan [] 4 part study of 1 and 2 Chronicles.
Storying
John Walsh: Book 3: Path Down to Captivity (Stories 114-161) [] Part of the series: All the stories of the Bible. See “Book 3: Building a Nation,” lessons 114-117, 120-121, 127-128, 141-142, 146-148, 150-160.
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