Daily Readings at Southeast

 Scripture: 1 Chronicles 12 1 Chronicles 13 1 Chronicles 14 1 Chronicles 15

 Scripture: 1 Chronicles 9 1 Chronicles 10 1 Chronicles 11

 Scripture: 1 Chronicles 5 1 Chronicles 6 1 Chronicles 7 1 Chronicles 8

 Scripture: 1 Chronicles 2 1 Chronicles 3 1 Chronicles 4

  Introduction to 1 Chronicles At first glance, 1 Chronicles may feel like a repeat of earlier stories, especially from 1 and 2 Samuel. But this book has a unique purpose and perspective. Written after the exile, it retells Israel’s history to a people who are trying to rebuild and remember who they are. The book opens with nine chapters of genealogies—not the most thrilling reading, but deeply meaningful. These records connect the people back to Adam, Abraham, and especially David. They remind a scattered and discouraged nation that they are still part of God’s story. 1 Chronicles focuses heavily on David’s reign, but leaves out some of his darkest moments—like the story of Bathsheba. That’s not to sugarcoat his life, but to highlight his role in God’s covenant plan. David’s preparation for the temple, his heart for worship, and his leadership become central themes. You'll see detailed instructions for temple worship, the role of the Levites, and the organization of priests and mu...

 Scripture: 2 Kings 21 2 Kings 22 2 Kings 23 2 Kings 24  2 Kings 25