The Books of the Chronicles V.7 No.1
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95, who has also correctly harmonized the 41 years of Rehoboam when he ascended the throne with the 40 years of the reign of Solomon attested by our passage sl in L 1 Kings xi. 42 ; comp. Winer, Realworterb., art. "Salomo,"p. 365.
EVANGELICAL AND ETHICAL KEFLECTIONS, APOLO- GETIC AND HOMILETIC TUOl'GHTS, ON CH.
I.-IX.
The statement of the Chronist does not differ quite so much from the history of Solomon in 1 Kings 1-11 in its compass and arrangement, as his statement of the history of David fr...om its older parallel in the books of Samuel; in particu- lar, he has not found it necessary m Solomon to go over a previous history of so great weight as that of David in 1 Samuel ; and therefore so im- portant insertions and expansions in the inner and religious side of the reign of Solomon were not requisite as in that of David. Yet the form given by him to the history of Solomon's reign deviates from that in 1 Kings, in a way that is characteristic of his theocratic position and prag matism, in which recurs all that peculiarity which distinguishes his conception and treatment of the history of David.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
95, who has also correctly harmonized the 41 years of Rehoboam when he ascended the throne with the 40 years of the reign of Solomon attested by our passage sl in L 1 Kings xi. 42 ; comp. Winer, Realworterb., art. "Salomo,"p. 365.
EVANGELICAL AND ETHICAL KEFLECTIONS, APOLO- GETIC AND HOMILETIC TUOl'GHTS, ON CH.
I.-IX.
The statement of the Chronist does not differ quite so much from the history of Solomon in 1 Kings 1-11 in its compass and arrangement, as his statement of the history of David fr...om its older parallel in the books of Samuel; in particu- lar, he has not found it necessary m Solomon to go over a previous history of so great weight as that of David in 1 Samuel ; and therefore so im- portant insertions and expansions in the inner and religious side of the reign of Solomon were not requisite as in that of David. Yet the form given by him to the history of Solomon's reign deviates from that in 1 Kings, in a way that is characteristic of his theocratic position and prag matism, in which recurs all that peculiarity which distinguishes his conception and treatment of the history of David.
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