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ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY
OF 2 CHRONICLES
Dylan Allegrezza
OBST515
09-10-23
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Annotated Bibliography
Courson, Jon. Jon Courson’s Application Commentary: Old Testament. Thomas Nelson
Publishers, 2005.
Jon Courson’s Application Commentary of the Old Testament give an excellent insight on
the beginning of 2 Chronicles 26. He highlights the blessings Uzziah received because of his
faithfulness to God such as the development of innovated and effective weaponry.
Keil, Carl Friedrich, and Franz Delitzsch. Commentary on The Old Testament. Peabody, MA:
Hendrickson Publishers, 2011.
This commentary gives a very analytical perspective on 2 Chronicles. For example, they
offer reasons and explanations for why certain people are in this particular section of the Bible,
while being silent from other sections of the Old Testament. The commentary is also very
scholarly.
Thompson, J. A. The New American Commentary on 1, 2 Chronicles. Vol. 9. Nashville, TN:
Broadman & Holman, 1994.
Thompson gives an excellent perspective on 2 Chronicles. Not only does he give an
exegesis of the text, but he also gives perspectives of other commentors. Thomson focuses on
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looking at the text with a combination of cultural study, contextual interpretation and application
of the text.
Victor P. Hamilton,
Handbook on the Pentateuch, 2nd ed
. (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker
Academic, 2005).
Victor P. Hamilton explains Chronicles very well by giving the reader a play by play
journey through the book. Hamilton is very practical in his writing and gives great insights in his
conclusions. For example, he mentions, “Thus, for the Chronicler these are the hallmarks of
David’s reign: a kingdom builder” this gives the reader a clear and concise view of his
perspective on 2 Chronicles.
Dillard, Raymond B. 2 Chronicles. Vol. 15. Thomas Nelson, Inc, 1987.
Dillard gives a very academic viewpoint on 2 Chronicles. In a lot of the commentary, he
is explaining words that have been translated from Hebrew. Another aspect to his writing is that
he references other books in the Old Testament often to solidify his viewpoints.
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