(1 Chronicles 29:11) Memory is a gift of God. It must be exercised to remember the right things. Chronicles was written to help God's people remember Him and His unchanging promises. 
Written after the Babylonian exile, Chronicles offers hope: the throne and temple may be gone, but God’s covenant promise endures. The books contrast with 1 & 2 Samuel and 1 &2 Kings by focusing on the divine perspective. (10020260123)
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