Day 119 of Heart Dive 365.

I'm your Bible study friend Kanoi.

Welcome to the Heart Dive podcast.

Happy Monday, friends.

If you're studying with us in real time, hope you guys had a wonderful weekend.

Mine was jam-packed.

I'm just coming off of a big old hike in Death Valley, so I might

be struggling a little bit today physically. But here we are back in First Chronicles,

chapters 7 through 10, reading from the ESV by Crossway Translation. But before we get into it,

if you could please help us out by hitting that little like button saying in present, also making sure you're subscribed to the channel and you've got that notification bell on so that you will know when the videos come out each day. I don't know if you'd notice, but they've been coming out a little bit earlier. That is because Holly's been helping me get a day ahead. So we're praying that it can stay that way because it definitely makes a big difference, I think. I think. But if you are new here to this Bible study, we definitely welcome you here. We hope that you are able to glean from this Bible study in some way, shape, or form. If you have any questions, please make sure to put those in the comments. We've got an amazing community here who loves to be able to help one another out when there are questions. And also, you can check out our website, heartdive.org, or make sure to look at the show notes or the description box, because we've got a lot of information in there. But otherwise, that's all I got for you. We're going to go ahead and pray and jump into God's word. Our Heavenly Father, we thank you so much for this time. Thank you for this day. Thank you for the breath in our lungs and the ability to be able to worship

you freely, to love you, to honor you, and just to be able to spend time with you. We thank you, Jesus,

for what you have done for us. Thank you for what you did on the cross, for allowing us to be

covered, forgiven from every sin that we've ever done in the past and any sin that we're ever going to do

in our future. But I just pray that we will always keep a repentant heart before you, Lord,

because really that is what matters is for us to live with that uprightness, that righteousness,

that holiness. And while we are given a big old grace pass, Lord, we still are required to walk

in obedience. So forgive us of our sins today. Lord, I pray that you'll wash our hearts, our hands so that they are pure and clean before you. Help us to forgive others. If there's anybody, Lord, that we need to release today. I pray that you will put their names on our hearts so that we're able to do that and so that we can live a little bit freer today. We love you so much. Thank you for this group. I pray that you meet every need

here, every person. on our hearts so that we're able to do that and so that we can live a little bit freer today.

We love you so much. Thank you for this group. I pray that you meet every need, hear every prayer, and just let them know you're with them. In Jesus' name, amen. So bear with me for the first couple of chapters because we are covering genealogy once again, but there's some really good stuff here in the last couple of chapters. So we start off here

with the descendants of Issaqar. This is mainly covering the northern kingdom, and this genealogy

actually might span across some time. So it isn't just within a couple of years. You know,

this is probably decades, if not hundreds of years. So we start off in verse one. The sons of Isikar.

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