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1 Chronicles, 27

16. Now those who were first over the tribes of Israel were these: over the Reubenites, Eliezer, the son of Zichri, was the ruler; over the Simeonites, Shephatiah, the son of Maacah, was the ruler;

Versets liés à 1 Chronicles, 27:

1 Chronicles 27 Lists the leaders of the armies of Israel, as well as the governors of the tribes and other authorities in the kingdom of David. Following are five verses related to the themes of this chapter:

2 Samuel 23:8: "These are the names of the brave of David: Jôabe, son of Zeruia, army head; Eleazar, son of Dodo, of Aoa; It is mentioned in 1 chronicles 27:34.

1 Kings 4:1: "And King Solomon was king over all Israel." This verse highlights Solomon's authority over the whole kingdom of Israel, similar to what is portrayed on the list of governors and authorities in 1 chronicles 27.

Numbers 1:16: "These were the ones who were called from the congregations, the princes of their families, the heads of their parents' tribes, who are the princes of the children of Israel." This verse mentions the princes of families and the heads of the tribes of Israel, which are similar to tribal leaders and other authorities listed in 1 chronicles 27.

2 Samuel 8:15: "Thus David reigned over all Israel; and David did justice and judgment to all his people." This verse highlights David's righteousness and judgment on all the people of Israel, similar to what is expected from the governors and other authorities in 1 chronicles 27.

Numbers 31:14: "And Moses was outraged by the army officers, the thousands of thousands, and the captains of a hundred, who returned from the war." This verse mentions army officers and captains of thousands, similar to military leaders listed in 1 chronicles 27.





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