1 Chronicles Chapter 15 Contemporary English Audio Drama (CEV)
⌚Verse Time Stamps⌚ [COMING SOON] 1 Chronicles Chapter 15 Summary: David told the Levites to carry the ark. Heman, Asaph and Ethan were the musicians. The ark was brought into the city of David. 📘 Contemporary English Version (CEV) ABOUT THIS BOOK First Chronicles is the first half of a single book that was divided into two parts, 1 and 2 Chronicles, because together they were too long to fit in one scroll. These two books retell the history of Israel from a slightly different viewpoint than that of Samuel and Kings, although many of the cirne stories are repeated. King David is the most important person in the book of 1 Chronicles. He is the one who made Jerusalem the center for the worship of the Lord God, and who made sure the Lord was worshiped in the proper way. David is also honored as the founder of the temple, even though it was his son Solomon who actually built it. Much of 1 Chronicles is made up of lists that trace the descendants of Adam to the time of King Said (1-9). After reporting how Saul died (10), the rest of the book (11-29) focuses on King David, and these chapters can be divided into four parts. The first part (11-12) tells how David became king and made Jerusalem his capital city. This part also includes information about David's warriors and military officers. The second part (13-16) describes how David moved the sacred chest to its new home in Jerusalem. The third part (17-20) includes events during his rule, and the final part (21-29) describes his preparations for building the Lord's temple and his instructions to his son Solomon about the proper worship of the Lord. In 1 Chronicles, David is used as an example of someone who faithfully worships and obeys the Lord. At the end of David's rule, he praises the Lord in front of everyone in Israel and says: I praise you forever, LORD! You are the God our ancestor Jacob worshiped. Your power is great, and your glory is seen everywhere in heaven and on earth. You are the king of the entire world, and you rule with strength and power. (29.10b- 12a)
