The Returning Captives

1 Chronicles 9

• Announcing the registry of Israel’s genealogies and the reason for the Babylonian captivity (v. 1)
• The first inhabitants of the new Jerusalem (v. 2-44)
• The chiefs (v. 2-9)
• The priests (v. 10-13)
• The Levites (v. 14-16)
• The porters (v. 17-29)
• The other officers (v. 30-32)
• The singers (v. 33-34)
• The sons of Saul again (v. 35-44)

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The family of Israel’s first king

1 Chronicles 8

• The sons of Benjamin, to Saul (v. 1-33; remember 7:6-12)
• The sons of Saul (v. 33-40)

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Israel’s family tree continued

1 Chronicles 6

• The sons of Levi and Aaron (v. 1-30)
• Aaron’s family (v. 3-15)
• Levi’s family (v. 16-30)
• Workers in and around the holy place (v. 31-53)
• Where they lived (v. 54-81)

1 Chronicles 7

• The sons of Issachar (v. 1-5)
• The sons of Benjamin (v. 6-12)
• The sons of Naphtali (v. 13)
• The sons of Manasseh (v. 14-19)
• The sons of Ephraim (v. 20-29)
• The sons of Asher (v. 30-40)

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The families beyond the Jordan

1 Chronicles 5

• Reuben’s family (v. 1-10)
• Gad’s family (v. 11-17)
• Reuben, Gad and the 1/2 tribe of Manasseh in adventures (v. 18-22)
• Manasseh’s family (1/2, v. 23-24).
• Reuben, Gad and the 1/2 tribe of Manasseh in trouble for idolatry and captured by Assyrians (v. 18-22)

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