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This commentary takes full advantage of recent progressions in the textual history of Samuel and Kings, demonstrating in many cases that the differences often ascribed to the Chronicler came in fact from the divergent copy of the canonical books he was rewriting. The author brings to lively expression the unique theological voice of the Chronicler and demonstrates there have been far fewer...

David himself was married to Maacah the daughter of Talmai king of Geshur; 4:17*, the Judahite Mered married Bithiah daughter of Pharaoh; 4:22*, some of the descendants of Shelah married into Moab; 7:14*, Manasseh had an Aramean concubine; 8:8*, the Benjaminite Shaharaim had sons in the country of Moab, presumably through a Moabite wife; 2 Chr 2:13* (14*), Huram sends Huram-abi, the son of a Danite woman and a Tyrian father to work on the temple; 2 Chr 8:11*, Solomon was married to
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