Here are some large scale patterns that are described by YITZHAK BERGER in Journal of Hebrew Scriptures Volume 14, Article 1 DOI:10.5508/jhs.2014.v14.a1 “Chiasm and Meaning in 1 Chronicles“. (some minor wording changes).
PRE-ISRAELITE GENEALOGIES (1 CHR 1:1–2:2)
I Ten generations from Adam to Noah
A Shem
B Ham
C Japheth
C’ Progeny of Japheth
B’ Progeny of Ham
A’ Progeny of Shem
II Ten generations from Shem to Abraham
A Isaac
B Ishmael
B’ Progeny of Ishmael (and Keturah)
A’ Progeny of Isaac
THE TRIBES OF ISRAEL AND LEVI: JUDAH VS. BENJAMIN (1CHR 2:3–8:40)
A Royal tribe of Judah
B Transjordanian tribes
X Tribe of Levi
B’ Tribes west of the Jordan
A’ Royal tribe of Benjamin
SELECTION OF JERUSALEM OVER GIBEON AND SUPPORT FOR DAVID BY ALL ISRAEL: 1 CHR 9–12.
A City of Jerusalem inhabited by multiple tribes (9:2–34)
B City of Gibeon inhabited by line of Saul (sons “Jonathan and Malki-shua and Abinadab and Eshbaal”) (9:35–44)
B’ Death of Saul and sons “Jonathan and Abinadab and Malki-shua” (10:1–14) a Coronation of David by all Israel (11:1–3)
A’ City of Jerusalem captured, settled, and built up by David, supported by all Israel (11:4–9)
b Supporters at coronation (11:10–45)
c Supporters at Ziklag (12:1–8)
d Supporters at stronghold (12:9–16)
d’ Supporters at stronghold (12:17–19)
c’ Supporters at Ziklag (12:20–23)
b’ Supporters at coronation (12:24–39a)
a’ Coronation of David by all Israel (12:39b–41)(capital moved to Jerusalem)
TRANSFER OF ARK TO JERUSALEM (1 CHR 13:1–16:1)
A David and Israelites resolve to transfer ark to Jerusalem “because we did not seek it out in the days of Saul” (13:1–5)
B Celebratory procession: ark transported by carriage (13:6–8)
C Death of Uzza: the Lord pāraṣ pereṣ; place named pereṣ ʿuzzâ (13:9–11)
Saul” disdains David’s celebration (15:25–16:1) 16:1-43
ESTABLISHMENT OF WORSHIP IN JERUSALEM AND SONG OF PRAISE (1 CHR 16:2–43)
A David blesses and feeds the people (16:2)
B David appoints Levites to service of the ark (16:3–6)
C Role of Asaph and his sons is highlighted (16:7)
D “Praise to the LORD . . . ” (16:8)
E “Sing to the LORD . . . ” (16:9–22)
E’ “Sing to the LORD . . . ” (16:10–33)
D’ “Praise the LORD . . . ” (16:34–36)
C’ Role of Asaph and his sons is highlighted (16:37)
B’ David appoints Levites to service of the ark, and of the center in Gibeon (16:38–42)
A’ People disperse; David turns to bless his house (16:43)
TOWARD A PERMANENT TEMPLE: ROLE OF DAVID (1 CHR 17–29)
A Divine speech: David’s successor must build temple; David’s prayer (ch. 17)
B Bloodshed disqualifying David from building temple: Wars , Fatal census (conducted over Joab’s objection) (chs. 18–21)
X Citation of divine speech: Solomon must build temple, for David “spilled much blood and waged many wars” (ch. 22)
B’ David’s preparations for building of temple: Organization,
Proper census (fatal census now attributed to Joab) (chs. 23–27)
A’ Citation of divine speech: Solomon must build temple; David’s speeches and prayer (chs. 28–29)
RISE OF SOLOMON AND CONSTRUCTION OF TEMPLE (2 CHR 1–9)
A Solomon’s wealth and wisdom, trade in horses (1:1–17)
B Recognition by gentiles, dealings with Hiram (2:1–16)
C Temple construction, gentile labor (2:17–5:1)
D Dedication of temple, Solomon’s speeches to God and people (5:2–7:10)
D’ Divine response: God’s speeches to Solomon and people (7:11–22)
C’ Other construction, gentile labor (8:1–16)
B’ Recognition by gentiles, dealings with Hiram (8:17– 9:12)
A’ Solomon’s wealth and wisdom, trade in horses (9:13–28)