Rehoboam, 1st king of Judah, is discussed.

David was a legend in Israel; no wonder the Israelites expected his reincarnation in the Messiah.

The last few chapters of 1 Chronicles summarize David's legacy. Although the chapters are centered on David's rule as king, it is obvious that the main focus is on pricelessness of God.

Not only did David gather materials for building the Temple, he began preparing the Levites for the shift that they would experience regarding worship.

David does what he can to insure his son is well prepared to take up the mantle and build the Temple. This is a lesson for parents everywhere.

David was a powerful leader and led his military to great success. Perhaps pride in his army is what leads to him carrying out the illegal census.

But the word of the Lord came to me, saying, Thou hast shed blood abundantly, and hast made great wars: thou shalt not build an house unto my name, because thou hast shed much blood upon the earth in my sight. 1 Chronicles 22:8 KJV God tells David he isn't to build the Ark, but we don't find out why until a few chapters later.

A discussion on transporting the ark back to Jerusalem. This parallels 2 Samuel 6.

1 Chronicles' treatment of David after his anointing through his crowning as king of Israel.

1 Chronicles version of 1 Samuel 31 & 2 Samuel 1, discussing how Saul died.

Insights from the genealogies are pointed out.

This history, origins, and contents of Chronicles are examined.