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Sep 12, 2026
NickHOST
But, uh, that's why we get this Loki skin in the battle pass.
NickHOST
And why we have this event is he's, uh, he's now the chronicler is what they're calling him.
JosiahHOST
And the Chronicler skin is super cool.
JosiahHOST
I like it.
JosiahHOST
I like the misshapen horns and the drip.
NeilHOST
don't think should be in
Mark TurcotteHOST
this, or Loki the Chronicler.
Mark TurcotteHOST
So let us know.
Mark TurcotteHOST
Head over to Spotify.
Mark TurcotteHOST
You can vote who has the best costume in the new Battle Pass.
Mark TurcotteHOST
Doctor Strange, Groot, White Fox, Cap, Blade, or Loki.
MattHOST
Whenever I hear the Chronicler, all I can think of is the Hamburglar.
MattHOST
The Hamburglar? The Hamburglar.
Emily BatesHOST
Did you spill coffee on it?
Shamini BundellHOST
So, you are the Chronicler.
Shamini BundellHOST
That is a name
KatGUEST
that I have been given in the past, yes.
GarrettHOST
All except one.
GarrettHOST
From the Secrets of the Golden Road by Saurav the Chronicler.
AlanHOST
All right.
GarrettHOST
So, yeah.
GarrettHOST
uh by the barbarians afterwards as we call them um especially like the the jump from the fall of Rome to like Charlemagne uh was pretty fast but in in the malediction in this world uh no things are much worse things fell apart much more aggressively um so I'm gonna let Alan because I think he I think he was our prime author today of this of this script uh start us off
AlanHOST
Before we get into the rest of it though, I wanted to point out we have a new character we've never heard of.
AlanHOST
It's Rob the Chronicler.
AlanHOST
That quote was attributed to him.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
Ace's heart has shifted from reliance to self-reliance, from trust to whatever technique he's been offered, from faith to trusting in human strategy.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
And the Chronicler wants us to feel the weight of that shift.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
And then finally, the close of the chapter records Asa's death for us.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
Then in the 41st year of his reign, Asa died and rested with his ancestors.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
The Israelites were subdued on that occasion and the people of Judah were victorious because they relied on the Lord, the God of their ancestors.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
The northern army collapses, the southern army advances, and the Chronicler has recorded the staggering result.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
500,000, half a million men of Israel are slain.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
This is one of the largest recorded losses in any Old Testament battle.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
So the loss of 500 soldiers, more than half of his 800,000 military strength, was catastrophic.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
It shattered the Northern Kingdom's military strength and Jeroboam effectively never recovered from that blow.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
The Chronicler wants us to see how rebellion ultimately weakens us, but how reliance can strengthen us.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
Jeroboam's idolatry and moving that direction eventually destroyed him, Judah's return and reliance on the Lord was the thing that delivered them.
Raymond IbrahimHOST
And those are books, okay? Because they're either impossible to find or really expensive online to get a copy of them.
Raymond IbrahimHOST
One of them is William of Tyre, the Chronicler, basically the most important primary source, certainly for the First Crusade, but during his... era in the um 12th century i don't i don't maybe change but i remember last time i looked you couldn't even find it online at all it was and if i did it was just like two three hundred dollars for a used copy luckily uh you could print it and find a pdf and that's what i do and um That's just one example of when it comes to history, the sorts of books I look at.
Raymond IbrahimHOST
Primary sources as well as secondary sources.
Raymond IbrahimHOST
I'm not here to poo-poo secondary sources, but what I do do is I always read old secondary sources.
Yirmiyahu Aaron TaubGUEST
And I think I was definitely drawn to that.
Yirmiyahu Aaron TaubGUEST
I was also interested in Dina, in Ida's role as Chronicler.
Yirmiyahu Aaron TaubGUEST
And her portrait of this larger community.
Yirmiyahu Aaron TaubGUEST
her kind of photographic memory, her love that comes through.
speaker_0HOST
But the list is doing something.
speaker_0HOST
The Chronicler is writing for people who have just come back from Babylon.
speaker_0HOST
The temple is rubble.
speaker_0HOST
The land they inherited from Joshua has been carved up by foreign powers.
speaker_0HOST
The prayer opens with a man named after the Genesis curse, and it closes with that man asking God to make sure the curse does not land.
speaker_0HOST
It is a literary circle.
speaker_0HOST
The Chronicler builds an inclusio.
speaker_0HOST
The name's etymology opens the unit.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
So, finishing verse 12 there.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
The Chronicler has just listed 15 fortified cities, a sort of ring of protection around Judah.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
Rehoboam fortified these strongholds, We also see he appoints military commanders and he stocks them with food, oil and wine, but he also equips them with military equipment, shields and spears.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
He's securing Judah and Benjamin on his side of things.
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Jeremy McCandlessHOST
We know that.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
And to highlight that Rehoboam's wives were all connected to David's family history is an important one.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
This is not even mentioned in Kings, but the Chronicler specifically includes it here in this chapter that I mentioned stands alone in not being referenced in the book of the Kings.
Jeremy McCandlessHOST
It's specifically included, experts say, to reinforce the legitimacy of the Davidic dynasty that he's focusing on.
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