1 Chronicles 9

1 Chronicles 9

The long genealogical section concludes with a list of the families who were the first to resettle in Jerusalem after the Babylonian exile. It includes priests, Levites, Gatekeepers, and other Temple servants who returned. This section emphasizes the critical importance of the Temple and its staff in re-establishing the nation's identity and worship life. The chapter transitions from the exilic return to the full family record of King Saul, serving as a bridge to the historical narrative that follows.

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Numbers 14

The people weep and refuse to enter the Promised Land, choosing instead to appoint a new leader and return to Egypt. God condemns the disobedient generation to die in the wilderness for forty years.

Numbers 15

God provides laws regarding offerings for those who will eventually enter the Promised Land. He also gives the law for the Sabbath-breaker and the command for tassels on garments.

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