A Harmony of Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles
Overview
William Day Crockett's A Harmony of Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles explores the overlapping content of the Old Testament historical books, and serves as a useful tool for students of the Bible. First published at the turn of the last century, Crockett's harmony remains one of the most widely used and influential harmonies of the Old Testament historical books. It places events from six books in their chronological order, and provides a broad outline of Israel's history during this period. Crockett's Harmony also contains an appendix containing parallel passages to Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles from other sections of Scripture.
Note: This edition of A Harmony of Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles is only available for Logos Bible Software. It cannot be used in Libronix 3.0 or earlier.
Top Highlights
“In Old Testament study, at present, the thing that most demands investigation is the Old Testament itself” (Page ix)
“it is to be remembered that much that is arranged in parallel columns in it is not harmonious—cannot be made harmonious” (Page v)
“‘Every man for himself, and the critic take the hindermost.’” (Page v)
“96. David’s Kindness Towards Jonathan’s Son, Mephibosheth*” (Page 133)
- Title: A Harmony of Samuel, Kings, and Chronicles
- Author: William Day Crockett
- Publisher: Fleming H. Revell
- Publication Date: 1897
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Jon Kennedy
5/19/2014
This harmony can be displayed using any Bible translation you own, even a Hebrew OT.
