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b'We\\u2019re still working through a list of names, but thankfully things get a little more interesting this week as the lists are broken up by historical accounts and records of what people did and when. Part of our reading covers the genealogies following the exile, which, admittedly, doesn\\u2019t fall within the chronological timeline, but that\\u2019s not our aim. Remember, we began 1 Chronicles with Adam, Seth, and Enosh, which also don\\u2019t fit. We\\u2019re not trying to fit things in verse by verse, and that\\u2019s especially true as it relates to these genealogies, because that would actually be pretty confusing. Having said all of this, we will be switching back and forth between 2 Samuel and 1 Chronicles starting with our next episode.'