Write two differences in the lifestyle of kings and ordinary people from the 6 NCERT book history if anyone knows the answer please tell.And remember in the ancient time.
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It is clear to even the casual reader that the books of 1 and 2 Kings share a great deal of similarities with the books of 1 and 2 Chronicles. So much so, in fact, that some wonder why it is that we have both of these accounts of Israel’s history in our Bibles.
At first glance it can seem as though the same information is being repeated but from a slightly different angle. And this is, to some extent, true. Roughly 50% of the material in Chronicles is covered elsewhere in the Old Testament.
So why do we have both Kings and Chronicles in our Bibles? The answer lies in understanding the differences between these two histories of Israel.
In order to account for these differences, we must first understand the date and setting of each of these books.
Together with the books of Samuel, Kings was written around 550-560 BC during the Babylonian exile, while Chronicles was written after the exile was over, around 450-440 BC. Whereas Samuel/Kings addressed the hardhearted Jews experiencing exile and captivity, Chronicles seeks to inspire hope and faith in God among those who are hurting after this spiritually devastating ordeal.
The fact that these two accounts of Israel’s history are given to different audiences accounts for the contrasts between the two. While Samuel/Kings needed to show the people that the nation’s troubles were the result of their sinful disobedience rather than God’s abandonment of His people, Chronicles wanted to encourage the Israelites and help them turn back to worshiping Yahweh as the on
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1. king will not do any hard work becuase in those days there is hereditary system so all the stuff is brought by their father .
but in case of ordinary people there is no change like that they should do work and gain money by themselves. if they don't do any work in a day he should sleep with empty stomach.