On Day 116 of our "Bible in a Year" journey, we explore 1 Chronicles 10-12. Saul’s tragic death due to disobedience contrasts with David’s rise, as diverse tribes rally to him in loyalty. These chapters, written for exiles, celebrate God’s chosen king and His sovereignty in establishing David’s reign.Questions:1. Saul’s downfall in chapter 10 is tied to his unfaithfulness—how does this narrative deepen our theological understanding of obedience as integral to covenant relationship, and how might it caution us against spiritual compromise?2. The unity of Israel’s tribes under David in chapters 11-12 reflects God’s orchestration—how does this gathering challenge us to reflect on the theological significance of communal allegiance to God’s anointed, foreshadowing the church’s unity in Christ?3. Written for exiles, David’s rise in these chapters rekindles hope—how might this story invite us to wrestle with the theological truth that God’s kingdom purposes advance through human loyalty and divine sovereignty, pointing to the eternal reign of the Messiah?Use my affiliate link to get the CSB apologetics study bible hereMy video review the CSB Apologetics Study BibleAll our links are here