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I and II Samuel comes out of the golden age of Hebrew literature and has four
key players in this great drama - Eli, Samuel, Saul, and David. You will see
how the Lord is constant and faithful in this period of transition as Israel
becomes a monarchy. I and II Kings is the continuing account of the origin,
the rise, and the development of the monarchy of Israel. Gleason Archer Jr.
says, "Whereas Kings is dominated by a prophetic interest, I and II Chronicles
is characterized by a more definitive priestly point of view." The purpose was
that the true greatness of Israel consists in her relationship to Jehovah as a
worshiping faithful and obedient congregation.
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