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| rdfs:comment | - While certainty about it's authorship is not truly known, it is possibly Ezra. This is reasonable, because in his book Ezra has meticulous records concerning governmental officials and genealogy, much like First Chronicles. In addition the Book of Ezra contains historical accounts, that the records support. There is also much focus on the Temple in both books; in First Chronicles the preparation, fundraising and early planning of the Temple, while in Ezra it's reconstruction. First Chronicles originally was written into one book merged with Second Chronicles.
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| Major Events | - *David is made King of Israel
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| Next book | - Second Book of Chronicles
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| Time span | - Death of Saul-Death of David
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| abstract | - While certainty about it's authorship is not truly known, it is possibly Ezra. This is reasonable, because in his book Ezra has meticulous records concerning governmental officials and genealogy, much like First Chronicles. In addition the Book of Ezra contains historical accounts, that the records support. There is also much focus on the Temple in both books; in First Chronicles the preparation, fundraising and early planning of the Temple, while in Ezra it's reconstruction. It is feasible that Ezra wrote First Chronicles, because it was written after the exile. Regardless the whoever the author was, it would have been written after the exile. First Chronicles originally was written into one book merged with Second Chronicles.
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