Parallels in the Bible (Hebrew), a book of parallel Hebrew passages in synoptic arrangement, reveals the historiography of the Bible from Creation to the Return from Exile. The entire Book of Chronicles (I and II) appears in the left-hand column, with the parallel verses from Genesis through I Samuel, all of II Samuel, all of Kings (I and II), and parts of Ezra and Nehemiah arranged opposite, word for word, in the right-hand column. Words or phrases, omitted in one version or the other, are represented by blank spaces of appropriate length. The most instructive parts of the text, in this arrangement, the variant passages in the versions, are printed in red to facilitate quick reference.
