Hanan the son of Maachah, and Joshaphat the Mithnite,
The verse belongs to the record of David in 1 Chronicles 4-26, specifically to the 1 Chronicles 10-12 portion covering the work of David and the division of his armies. It is part of the fuller parallel account of the assembly at Hebron when Israel acknowledged David as king in his rise to rule over all Israel. The chapter is to be compared with the parallel record in Samuel apart from genealogies, and is identified alongside 1 Chronicles 12 and 14 as a parallel to the account in 2 Samuel. The passage adds no further detail about the people named in this verse. This portion of the record is to be studied for David's virtues and mistakes and for God's mercy and guidance.
The verse belongs to the record of David in 1 Chronicles 4-26, specifically to the 1 Chronicles 10-12 portion covering the work of David and the division of his armies. It is part of the fuller parallel account of the assembly at Hebron when Israel acknowledged David as king in his rise to rule over all Israel. The chapter is to be compared with the parallel record in Samuel apart from genealogies, and is identified alongside 1 Chronicles 12 and 14 as a parallel to the account in 2 Samuel. The passage adds no further detail about the people named in this verse. This portion of the record is to be studied for David's virtues and mistakes and for God's mercy and guidance.