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Chapter 1


	The descendants of Adam to Noah and his sons (1:1-4)
	The sons of Japheth (1:5-7)
	The sons of Ham (1:8-16)
	The sons of Shem (1:17-23)
	Shem's line to Abraham (1:24-27)
	The sons of Ishmael (1:28-33)
	The posterity of Abraham by Esau (1:34-42)
	The kings of Edom (1:43-50)
	The chiefs of Edom (1:51-54)




Chapter 2


	The sons of Israel (2:1-2)
	The posterity of Judah (2:3-12)
	The children of Jesse (2:13-17)
	The posterity of Caleb, the son of Hezron (2:18-20)
	Hezron's posterity by the daughter of Machir (2:21-24)
	Jerahmeel's posterity (2:25-33)
	Sheshan's posterity (2:34-41)
	Another branch of Caleb's posterity (2:42-49)
	The posterity of Caleb, the son of Hur (2:50-55)




Chapter 3


	The sons of David (3:1-9)
	His line to Zedekiah (3:10-16)
	The successors of Jeconiah (3:17-24)




Chapter 4


	The posterity of Judah by Caleb, the son of Hur (4:1-4)
	Of Ashur, the posthumous son of Hezron (4:5-8)
	Of Jabez and his prayer (4:9-10)
	Of Chelub, the brother of Shuah (4:11-20)
	The posterity of Shelah (4:21-23)
	The posterity and cities of Simeon (4:24-38)
	Their conquest of Gedor, and of the Amalekites in Mount Seir 
		(4:39-43)




Chapter 5


	The line of Reuben (who lost his birthright) to the captivity 
		(5:1-9)
	Their habitation and conquest of the Hagarites (5:10)
	The chief men and habitations of Gad (5:11-17)
	The census and conquests of Reuben, Gad, and the half of 
		Manasseh (5:18-24)
	The captivity of the half tribe (5:25-26)




Chapter 6


	The sons of Levi (6:1-3)
	The line of the priests to the captivity (6:4-15)
	The families of Gershom, Kohath, and Merari (6:16-30)
	The Temple singers and keepers (6:31-48)
	The office of Aaron, and his line to Ahimaaz (6:49-53)
	The cities of the priests and Levites (6:54-81)




Chapter 7


	The sons of Issachar (7:1-5)
	Of Benjamin (7:6-12)
	Of Naphtali and Manasseh (7:13-19)
	And of Ephraim (7:20)
	Ephraim's sons slain by the men of Gath (7:21-22)
	Beriah is born (7:23-27)
	Ephraim's habitations (7:28-29)
	The sons of Asher (7:30-40)




Chapter 8


	The sons and chief men of Benjamin (8:1-32)
	The stock of Saul and Jonathan (8:33-40)




Chapter 9


	Origin of the genealogies of the kings of Israel and Judah (9:1)
	The Israelites (9:2-9)
	The priests (9:10-13)
	And the Levites, with the temple servants who dwell in Jerusalem 
		(9:14-26)
	The responsibility of certain Levites (9:27-34)
	The ancestors and descendants of Saul and Jonathan (9:35-44)




Chapter 10


	Saul's overthrow and death (10:1-10)
	The kindness of Jabesh-gilead towards Saul and his sons 
		(10:11-12)
	Saul's sin, and the transfer of the kingdom to David (10:13-14)




Chapter 11


	David, by general consent, is made king at Hebron (11:1-3)
	He wins the castle of Zion from the Jebusites, by Joab's valor 
		(11:4-9)
	A catalogue of David's mighty men (11:10-14)
	The bravery of three captains (11:15-47)




Chapter 12


	The companies that came to David at Ziklag (12:1-22)
	The armies that came to him at Hebron (12:23-40)




Chapter 13


	David brings the ark from Kirjath-jearim (13:1-8)
	Uzza is smitten and the ark is left at the house of Obed-edom 
		(13:9-14)




Chapter 14


	Hiram's kindness to David (14:1)
	David's good fortune in people, wives, and children (14:2-7)
	His two victories over the Philistines (14:8-17)




Chapter 15


	David prepares a place for the ark, then orders the priests 
		and Levites to bring it from Obed-edom (15:1-24)
	He performs the solemn rites with great joy (15:25-29)




Chapter 16


	David's festival sacrifice (16:1-3)
	He orders a choir to sing thanksgiving (16:4-6)
	The psalm of thanksgiving (16:7-36)
	He appoints ministers, porters, priests and musicians to 
		attend continually on the ark (16:37-43)




Chapter 17


	Nathan, first approving the purpose of David to build God a 
		house (17:1-2)
	Later by the word of God forbids him (17:3-10)
	He promises him blessings and benefits in his seed (17:11-15)
	David's prayer and thanksgiving (17:16-27)




Chapter 18


	David subdues the Philistines and the Moabites (18:1-2)
	He smites Hadarezer and the Syrians (18:3-8)
	Tou sends Hadoram with presents to congratulate David 
		(18:9-10)
	David dedicates the presents and the spoil to God (18:11-12)
	He puts garrisons in Edom (18:13)
	David's officers (18:14-17)




Chapter 19


	David's messengers, sent to comfort Hanun the son of Nahash, 
		are treated shamefully (19:1-5)
	The Ammonites, strengthened by the Syrians, are overcome by 
		Joab and Abishai (19:6-15)
	Shophach, after getting new reinforcements from the Syrians, is 
		slain by David (19:16-19)




Chapter 20


	Rabbah is besieged by Joab, spoiled by David and its people 
		set to labor (20:1-3)
	Three giants are slain in three general victories over the 
		Philistines (20:4-8)




Chapter 21


	David, tempted by Satan, forces Joab to number the people 
		(21:1-4)
	After the people are numbered, David repents of it (21:5-8)
	Of the three plagues proposed by Gad, David chooses the 
		pestilence (21:9-13)
	After 70,000 die, David repents and prevents the destruction 
		of Jerusalem (21:14-17)
	David purchases Ornan's threshingfloor, where God shows His 
		favor by fire, and halts the plague (21:18-30)




Chapter 22


	David, foreseeing the importance of the temple, prepares for 
		building it (22:1-5)
	He instructs Solomon in God's promises and his duty in 
		building the temple (22:6-16)
	He commands the princes to assist his son (22:17-19)




Chapter 23


	David, in his old age, makes Solomon king (23:1)
	The number of the Levites and their assignments (23:2-6)
	The families of the Gershonites (23:7-11)
	The sons of Kohath (23:12-23)
	The office of the Levites (23:24-32)




Chapter 24


	The divisions of the sons of Aaron by lot into twenty-four 
		orders (24:1-19)
	The Kohathites (24:20-25)
	And the Merarites divided by lot (24:26-31)




Chapter 25


	The number of the singers and their duties (25:1-6)
	They total two hundred eighty-eight (25:7)
	Their division by lot into twenty-four orders (25:8-31)




Chapter 26


	The divisions of the porters (26:1-12)
	The gates assigned by lot (26:13-19)
	The Levites who had charge of the treasures (26:20-28)
	Officers and judges (26:29-32)




Chapter 27


	The twelve captains, one for each month (27:1-15)
	The princes of the twelve tribes are named (27:16-22)
	The numbering of the people is prevented (27:23-24)
	David's several officers (27:25-34)




Chapter 28


	David exhorts the people to fear God (28:1-8)
	He encourages Solomon to build the temple (28:9-10)
	He gives him patterns for the form, and gold and silver for the 
		materials (28:11-21)




Chapter 29


	David, by his example and earnest plea (29:1-5)
	Causes the princes and people to offer willingly (29:6-9)
	David's thanksgiving and prayer (29:10-19)
	After blessing God and offering sacrifices, the people make 
		Solomon king (29:20-25)
	David's reign and death (29:26-30)


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Chapter 1


	The solemn offering of Solomon at Gibeon (1:1-6)
	Solomon's choice of wisdom is blessed by God (1:7-12)
	Solomon's strength and wealth (1:13-17)




Chapter 2


	Solomon's laborers for the building of the temple (2:1-2)
	His embassy to Huram (Hiram) to secure workmen and material 
		(2:3-10)
	Huram responds (2:11-18)




Chapter 3


	The place and time of building the temple (3:1-2)
	The measure and ornaments of the house (3:3-10)
	The cherubims (3:11-13)
	The veil and pillars (3:14-17)




Chapter 4


	The altar of brass (4:1)
	The molten sea upon twelve oxen (4:2-5)
	The ten lavers, candlesticks, and tables (4:6-8)
	The courts and the instruments of brass (4:9-18)
	The instruments of gold (4:19-22)




Chapter 5


	The dedicated treasures (5:1)
	The solemn induction of the ark into the inner sanctuary (5:2-10)
	God is praised and gives a visible sign of His favor (5:11-14)




Chapter 6


	Solomon, after blessing the people, praises God (6:1-11)
	Solomon's prayer at the dedication of the temple (6:12-42)




Chapter 7


	God recognizes Solomon's prayer by fire from heaven and 
		glory in the temple (7:1-2)
	And the people worship Him (7:3)
	Solomon's solemn sacrifice (7:4-7)
	Solomon keeps the feast of tabernacles and the feast of the 
		dedication of the altar (7:8-11)
	God appears to Solomon and gives him some conditional 
		promises (7:12-22)




Chapter 8


	Solomon's buildings (8:1-6)
	Solomon exacts tribute of the Canaanites who remain (8:7-10)
	Pharaoh's daughter is brought to her house (8:11)
	Solomon's yearly solemn sacrifices (8:12-13)
	He appoints the priests and the Levites to their places (8:14-16)
	The navy fetches gold from Ophir (8:17-18)




Chapter 9


	The queen of Sheba admires the wisdom of Solomon (9:1-8)
	Her gifts to Solomon (9:9-12)
	Solomon's gold (9:13-14)
	His shields (9:15-16)
	The throne of ivory (9:17-19)
	His vessels (9:20-22)
	His presents (9:23-24)
	His chariots and horses (9:25)
	His tributary kings (9:26-28)
	His reign and death (9:29-31)




Chapter 10


	The Israelites assemble at Shechem to crown Rehoboam 
		(10:1-2)
	Jeroboam demands the people's burdens be eased (10:3-5)
	Rehoboam, against the old men's counsel, refuses to comply 
		(10:6-15)
	Ten tribes revolt, so Rehoboam flees (10:16-19)




Chapter 11


	Rehoboam, raising an army to subdue Israel, is dissuaded 
		by Shemaiah (11:1-4)
	He strengthens his kingdom with forts and provisions (11:5-12)
	The priests and Levites rally to Rehoboam (11:13-17)
	The wives and children of Rehoboam (11:18-23)




Chapter 12


	Rehoboam, forsaking the Lord, is punished by Shishak (12:1-4)
	He and the princes repent at Shemaiah's preaching and are 
		delivered from destruction but not from spoil (12:5-12)
	The reign and death of Rehoboam (12:13-16)




Chapter 13


	Abijah, succeeding Rehoboam, makes war against Jeroboam 
		(13:1-3)
	He declares the justice of his cause (13:4-12)
	Trusting in God, he overcomes Jeroboam (13:13-20)
	The wives and children of Abijah (13:21-22)




Chapter 14


	Asa, succeeding him, destroys idolatry (14:1-5)
	Asa strengthens his kingdom with forts and armies (14:6-8)
	Calling on God, he overthrows Zerah, and plunders the Ethiopians 
		(14:9-15)




Chapter 15


	Asa, Judah, and many of Israel, moved by Azariah's prophecy, 
		make a solemn covenant with God (15:1-15)
	Asa removes Maachah, his mother, from serving as queen, 
		because of her idolatry (15:16-17)
	He brings dedicated things into the house of God, and enjoys 
		a long peace (15:18-19)




Chapter 16


	Asa, in league with Syria, diverts Baasha from building Ramah 
		(16:1-6)
	Being reproved for this by Hanani, Asa imprisons him (16:7-10)
	Asa is diseased but seeks physicians rather than God (16:11-12)
	His death and burial (16:13-14)




Chapter 17


	Jehoshaphat, succeeding Asa, reigns well and prospers 
		(17:1-6)
	He sends Levites, with the princes, to teach Judah (17:7-9)
	Some of his enemies, being afraid of God, bring him presents 
		and tribute (17:10-11)
	His greatness, his captains and armies (17:12-19)




Chapter 18


	Jehoshaphat, allied with Ahab, is persuaded to go against 
		Ramoth-gilead (18:1-3)
	Ahab and his false prophets (18:4-11)
	Micaih's prophecy (18:12-27)
	The dealth of Ahab and his defeat (18:28-34)




Chapter 19


	Jehoshaphat, reproved by Jehu, visits his kingdom (19:1-4)
	His instructions to the judges (19:5-7)
	To the priests and Levites (19:8-11)




Chapter 20


	Jehoshaphat, in his fear, proclaims a fast (20:1-4)
	His prayer (20:5-13)
	The prophecy of Jahaziel (20:14-19)
	Jehoshaphat exhorts the people, and appoints singers to 
		praise the Lord (20:20-21)
	The overthrow of his enemies (20:22-24)
	He and the people gather the spoil (20:25)
	After praising God at Berachah, the people return in triumph 
		(20:26-30)
	Jehoshaphat's reign (20:31-34)
	His battleships are destroyed, as prophesied by Eliezer (20:35-37)




Chapter 21


	Jehoram succeeds Jehoshaphat and slays his brothers 
		(21:1-4)
	His wicked reign (21:5-7)
	Edom and Libnah revolt (21:8-11)
	Elijah's prophecy against him (21:12-15)
	The Philistines and Arabians oppress him (21:16-17)
	His incurable disease, infamous death, and burial without 
		honor (21:18-20)




Chapter 22


	Ahaziah (Jehoahaz) succeeds him and reigns wickedly 
		(22:1-4)
	In his confederacy with Joram (Jehoram), the son of Ahab, he 
		is slain by Jehu (22:5-9)
	Athaliah usurps the kingdom after slaying all Ahaziah's sons 
		except Joash (Jehoash)(22:10-12)




Chapter 23


	Jehoiada, having set things in order, makes Joash king (23:1-11)
	Athaliah is slain (23:12-15)
	Jehoiada restores the worship of God (23:16-21)




Chapter 24


	Joash reigns well, all the days of Jehoiada (24:1-3)
	He gives orders for the repair of the temple (24:4-14)
	Jehoiada's death and honorable burial (24:15-16)
	Joash falls into idolatry (24:17-20)
	And slays Zechariah, the son of Jehoiada (24:21-22)
	Joash is pillaged by the Syrians, and slain by Zabad and 
		Jehozabad (24:23-26)
	Amaziah succeeds him (24:27)




Chapter 25


	Amaziah begins to reign well (25:1-2)
	He executes justice on the traitors (25:3-4)
	Amaziah hires an army of Israelites (25:5-6)
	A prophet persuades him to discharge them (25:7-10)
	He overthrows the Edomites (25:11-12)
	The Israelites, discontented at being dismissed, loot as they 
		return home (25:13)
	Amaziah, proud of his victory, serves the gods of Edom, scoffing 
		at advice from the prophet (25:14-16)
	He provokes Joash, causing his own overthrow (25:17-24)
	The reign of Amaziah (25:25-26)
	He is slain by conspiracy (25:27-28)




Chapter 26


	Uzziah succeeds him, reigns well, and prospers (26:1-4)
	During the days of Zechariah (26:5-15)
	Growing proud, he usurps the priest's duty and is smitten 
		with leprosy (26:16-21)
	He dies, and Jotham succeeds him (26:22-23)




Chapter 27


	Jotham, reigning well, prospers (27:1-4)
	He subdues the Ammonites (27:5-6)
	His reign (27:7-8)
	Ahaz succeeds him (27:9)




Chapter 28


	Ahaz reigns wickedly and is afflicted by Syria (28:1-5)
	Oded the prophet brings about release of the children of Judah 
		(28:6-15)
	Ahaz sends to Assyria for aid but to no avail (28:16-21)
	In his distress he grows more idolatrous (28:22-25)
	At his death Hezekiah succeeds him (28:26-27)




Chapter 29


	Hezekiah's good reign (29:1-2)
	He restores worship of God (29:3-4)
	He exhorts the Levites (29:5-11)
	They sanctify themselves and cleanse the house of God 
		(29:12-19)
	Hezekiah offers solemn sacrifices (29:20-36)




Chapter 30


	Hezekiah proclaims a solemn passover, on the second month, 
		for Judah and Israel (30:1-5)
	Letters are sent (30:6-12)
	The assembly, having destroyed the altars of idolatry, keep the 
		feast fourteen days (30:13-26)
	The priests and Levites bless the people (30:27)




Chapter 31


	The people work eagerly in destroying idolatry (31:1)
	Hezekiah orders the courses of the priest and Levites, and 
		provides for their work and maintenance (31:2-4)
	The people's generosity in offerings and tithes (31:5-10)
	Hezekiah appoints officers to dispose of the tithes (31:11-19)
	The sincerity of Hezekiah (31:20-21)




Chapter 32


	As Sennacherib invades Judah, Hezekiah builds fortifications 
		and encourages his people (32:1-8)
	Sennacherib's blasphemous messages and letters (32:9-20)
	An angel destroys the Assyrian host, to the glory of Hezekiah 
		(32:21-23)
	Hezekiah prays in his sickness and God gives him a sign of 
		recovery (32:24)
	Growing proud, he is humbled by God (32:25-26)
	His wealth and works (32:27-30)
	The embassy from Babylon (32:31)
	At his death Manasseh succeeds him (32:32-33)




Chapter 33


	At the start of his wicked reign, Manasseh leads the people 
		into idolatry (33:1-10)
	He is carried into Babylon (33:11)
	Upon his prayer to God, he is released and stamps out idolatry 
		(33:12-17)
	His acts (33:18-19)
	At his death Amon succeeds him (33:20)
	Amon reigns wickedly and is slain by his servants (33:21-24)
	The murderers being slain, Josiah succeeds him (33:25)




Chapter 34


	Josiah's good reign (34:1-2)
	He destroys idolatry (34:3-7)
	He takes steps for the repair of the temple (34:8-13)
	When Hilkiah finds a book of the law, Josiah sends to Huldah to 
		inquire of the Lord (34:14-21)
	Huldah prophesies destruction of Jerusalem, but not during 
		Josiah's life (34:22-28)
	Josiah, causing the book to be read in a solemn assembly, 
		renews the covenant with God (34:29-33)




Chapter 35


	Josiah keeps a most solemn passover (35:1-19)
	Josiah provokes Pharaoh-nechoh, and is slain at Megiddo 
		(35:20-24)
	Lamentations for Josiah (35:25-27)




Chapter 36


	Jehoahaz, succeeding him, is deposed by Pharaoh and carried 
		into Egypt (36:1-4)
	Jehoiakim, reigning badly, is carried bound into Babylon (36:5-8)
	Jehoiachin succeeds him, reigns evilly, and is brought into Babylon 
		(36:9-10)
	Zedekiah, his successor, despises the prophets, and rebels 
		against Nebuchadnezzar (36:11-13)
	Because of the sins of the priests and the people, Jerusalem 
		is destroyed (36:14-21)
	The proclamation of Cyrus (36:22-23)

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