1. David made clear that God is not the God of only Israel; He is the God over all the nations, and as such He will do what?

2. David recognized that the Lord will not ____ those who know the name of the Lord, trust Him, and seek Him.

1. David said many rose up against him to trouble him and discourage him, but he was able to have peace and courage because:

2. When David was surrounded, what three things did he confess about God (3:3)?

1. David told the people of his desire to build a house for God, but why did God not allow him to do so?

2. As David prayed over the offering of all the material to build the temple, where did he say all the gold, silver, wood, precious stones, and other materials came from?

1. Can you remember why Nadab and Abihu, the sons of Aaron, "died before their father and had no children"? (Hint: Leviticus 10)

2. How was the order for service determined between the various priestly families?

1. Comparing 1 Chronicles 21 with 2 Samuel 24, who prompted David to number the people? Do the opening chapters of the book of Job help resolve this apparent contradiction?

2. When David commanded all the leaders of Israel to help his son Solomon, what did he encourage them to do in response to God's goodness to the nation?

1. What did David do with all the riches that King Tou gave him and that he won in battle?

2. Whose crown did David take for himself?

1. Asaph and his brothers were appointed to give thanks and make music to the Lord continually. Describe David's song of thanksgiving following the return of the ark.

2. What did David desire to do for the Lord? What was God's response through His prophet Nathan?

1. Why was David's first attempt to bring the ark of God to the city of David unsuccessful, resulting in Uzzah's death? What measures did David take to assure a safe return of the ark?

2. When Michal, David's wife, saw him from her window celebrating with music and dancing as the ark entered Jerusalem, how did she react?

1. How did Joab become chief and commander of David's army?

2. When divisions of armed troops from every tribe in Israel came to David at Hebron to turn the kingdom of Saul over to him, how does Scripture describe the sons of Issachar?

1. Why were the singers who lodged in the chambers of the temple free of other duties?

2. Scripture tells us Saul died for his "breach of faith," a common theme of Chronicles. Name one of the ways Saul was unfaithful to the Lord.