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200	1		_aThe Communicator's commentary _e1, 2 Chronicles _fAllen, Leslie C. (aut.); Ogilvie, Lloyd John (ed.) _hVolume OT 10.
210			_aWaco _cWord Books, Publishers _d1987
225			_aThe Communicator's commentary series. Old Testament ; 10
330			_aOnly recently have Old Testament scholars stopped regarding Chronicles as a poor relation to Samuel and Kings. There has been a new appreciation of the post-exilic period of Judah's history, when the Chronicler lived, and so a greater endeavor to understand his message and to differentiate it from the earlier messages of Samuel and Kings. Dr. Allen writes, "The heartbeat of Chronicles is a concern for spirituality. In this respect its key word is to 'seek' God, a term which is continually contrasted with its polar opposites, to 'forsake' God and to 'be unfaithful' to Him. Pastors and teachers who are diligent in studying Chronicles will find that Its exegesis flows smoothly into exposition and that its spiritual pulse beats in time with their own."
676			_a221.77
701		1	_aAllen _bL. C. _f1935- _gLeslie Christopher _4070 _93385
701		1	_aOgilvie _bL.J. _f1930- _gOgilvie, Lloyd J. _4340 _95691
801		0	_aUA _bUA-KiUET _c20240808
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