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IChr.3.10-16

3:10-16 The Chronicler lists the kings of Judah in father-to-son progression from Solomon to the Exile.

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IChr.3.1-24

3:1-24 The genealogy of David continues the genealogy of Ram (2:10-17), which included David as the seventh son of Jesse (2:15). David’s genealogy is divided into three sections: David’s sons (3:1-9); the kings of Judah down to Jehoiachin and Zedekiah (3:10-16), who were exiled to Babylon; and the descendants of Jehoiachin down to the time of the Chronicler...

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3:1-24 The genealogy of David continues the genealogy of Ram (2:10-17), which included David as the seventh son of Jesse (2:15). David’s genealogy is divided into three sections: David’s sons (3:1-9); the kings of Judah down to Jehoiachin and Zedekiah (3:10-16), who were exiled to Babylon; and the descendants of Jehoiachin down to the time of the Chronicler (3:17-24).

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IChr.3.15

3:15 Three of the four sons of Josiah served as kings of Judah.

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IChr.3.16

3:16 The successors of Jehoiakim were his son Jehoiachin and his brother Zedekiah: At the very end of the monarchy of Judah, the sequence of kings did not follow the typical pattern of the eldest son succeeding his father.

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1 chronicles 2:10-17

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1 chronicles 2:15

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1 chronicles 3:1-9

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1 chronicles 3:10-16

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1 chronicles 3:17-24

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