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Study the literary structure, the Chroniclers use of other Old Testament books, the narratives, geo-political context, and textual witnesses of 2 Chronicles. Dillard’s lucid writing and careful study—solidly based on his familiarity with ancient languages secondary literature—make his volume on 2 Chronicles an invaluable resource for the preacher, teacher, and serious student. Organized for easy...

his own day, the Chronicler is answering that question with a ringing affirmation. He is saying in effect, “God has loved us from the foundation of the world; we are a prepared people brought to a prepared land. It is a new day.” Since each of Jeremiah’s seventy years represented an unobserved sabbatical year, it is also natural to ask whether the Chronicler had in mind some definite 490-year period during which the laws regarding the sabbatical year (Lev 25) had not been observed. Many suggestions
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