This verse is part of the genealogical records in the Chronicles, which detail the lineage and succession of leaders among the people of Israel. It marks the death of Samlah and the rise of Shaul from Rehoboth as king. These records serve to preserve the history and continuity of God's people, showing how leadership transitions were part of God's unfolding plan. The mention of Rehoboth on the river provides geographical context, indicating the widespread influence and reach of these leaders. This continuity of leadership underscores the idea that God is sovereign over history, guiding His people through various rulers and circumstances. It reminds us that while human leaders come and go, God's purposes remain steadfast, and His faithfulness endures through generations. The Chronicles serve as a testament to God's enduring presence and His work in the lives of His people, encouraging us to trust in His plan and timing.
When Samlah died, Shaul from Rehoboth on the river succeeded him as king.
1 Chronicles 1:48
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