1 Chronicles 3 (KJV)
Read 1 Chronicles chapter 3 in the King James Version of the Holy Bible.
1 Chronicles 3
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1 Chronicles 3 Summary
This chapter records the descendants of David, tracing his sons born in Hebron and Jerusalem, including Solomon through Bathsheba. The genealogy continues through the kings of Judah down to the post-exilic period.
The Davidic line is theologically significant because it carries the messianic promise. Despite the exile and the apparent end of the monarchy, the genealogy demonstrates that God preserved David's line, pointing forward to the ultimate fulfillment in Christ.
Key Themes
Davidic lineageMessianic promiseRoyal successionGod's faithfulnessPost-exilic hope
Key Verses in 1 Chronicles 3
"Now these were the sons of David, which were born unto him in Hebron."
— 1 Chronicles 3:1
Establishes David's royal line from its earliest phase.
"And these were born unto him in Jerusalem; Shimea, and Shobab, and Nathan, and Solomon."
— 1 Chronicles 3:5
Solomon continues the royal line, while Nathan's line appears in Luke's genealogy of Jesus.
Life Application
God keeps His promises across generations. Even when circumstances seem to derail His plans, He faithfully preserves His purposes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is David's genealogy important in 1 Chronicles 3?
It traces the messianic line from David through the kings of Judah and into the post-exilic period, showing God's preservation of the line through which Christ would come.
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