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God: "I looked for someone to take a stand for me, and stand in the gap" (Ezekiel 22:30)

The word foreknowledge is actually better understood as “thought of endearingly beforehand,” or “foreloved,” or “foreordained with forethought.”
Jim Elliff

The Lord grants us opportunities for service in accordance with our ability to make use of them. Accordingly, since not all men have the same ability, therefore not all have the same, or equal number of, opportunities. In the Day of Judgment the number (of opportunities for service, “talents”) will not matter. The question is only, “Have we been faithful in their use?” (see Matthew 25:14-20).
William Hendriksen

Bible Reading: APR29: I Chronicles 4-5

APRIL 29

In Chronicles the blessings and grace of God toward David,
as establisher of the Temple worship, and his successors on the
throne of Judah, are set forth, down to the Exile. The kings of
Israel are almost completely ignored in this book, which is in
complete contrast to I and II Kings, which interweave the history of
the dual kingdom.

These genealogies are given to show that the Chronicles are
dealing with the true chosen people, descended through Abraham, and
destined to be the line through whom the Messiah was to come. Most
of the genealogies are incomplete, with many breaks in the list, but
the main line is there; those which are significant to the
accomplishment of God’s purpose.