A CATALOGUE OF HIS WORTHIES. (1Ch. 11:10-47)

These . . . are the chief of the mighty men—(See on II Samuel 23:8). They are here described as those who held strongly with him (Margin) to make him king, etc. In these words the sacred historian assigns a reason for introducing the list of their names, immediately after his account of the election of David as king, and the conquest of Jerusalem; namely, that they assisted in making David king. In the original form of the list, and the connection in which it occurs in Samuel, there is no reference to the choice of a king; and even in this passage it is only in the clause introduced into the superscription that such a reference occurs [KEIL].

Other Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown entries containing 1 Chronicles 11:10:

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