On Day 113 of our "Bible in a Year" journey, we begin 1 Chronicles with chapters 1-3. These opening genealogies trace humanity from Adam through Israel, focusing on Judah and David’s line. Written for exiles, they reaffirm God’s covenant promises, anchoring hope in His faithfulness despite Judah’s past failures.Questions:1. The genealogies in chapter 1 connect Adam to Israel—how does this broad sweep deepen our theological understanding of God’s redemptive plan as a unified narrative, culminating in Christ as the fulfillment of the human story?2. The emphasis on Judah and David’s line in chapters 2-3 highlights God’s covenant with David—how might this focus challenge us to reflect on the theological significance of divine election in preserving a people for His purposes?3. Written for exiles, these genealogies rekindle identity and hope—how does this context invite us to wrestle with the theological truth that God’s promises endure through disruption, sustaining His people through continuity with His eternal plan?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here