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He it is that shall build a house to be the shrine of my name; I shall find in him a son, and he in me a father, and I will maintain his dynasty on the throne of Israel for all time. (1 Chronicles 22, 10)
and may he grant thee prudence and discernment, in ruling thy people of Israel and in holding fast by the law of the Lord thy God. (1 Chronicles 22, 12)
Do thou but keep decree and award of his, handed on through Moses to Israel, and all shall be well with thee; play the man, and keep thy courage high, never doubting, never daunted. (1 Chronicles 22, 13)
On all the rulers of Israel David laid the same charge, bidding them lend Solomon their aid. (1 Chronicles 22, 17)
David was already an old man, and near his end, and had already designated his son Solomon as king of Israel, (1 Chronicles 23, 1)
the Lord God of Israel, thought David, has given his people a resting-place, and made Jerusalem their home for ever; (1 Chronicles 23, 25)
These were the courses under which they exercised their office in turn, duly entering the Lord’s house after the manner prescribed by their father Aaron at the bidding of the Lord God of Israel. (1 Chronicles 24, 19)
The Isaarite clan, under Chonenias and his sons, had the affairs of Israel, beyond the confines of the city, in their charge, as teachers and judges; (1 Chronicles 26, 29)
and for the Lord’s service and the king’s business in general the Hebronites, a thousand and seven hundred active men under Hasabias and his brethren, commanded the whole of Israel west of the Jordan. (1 Chronicles 26, 30)
The men of Israel were marshalled under clan chiefs and commanders and captains; the king had, besides, his commissioners, serving him at the head of their several regiments. Each of them, with twenty-four thousand men under him, went on duty once a year and was relieved at the end of a month. (1 Chronicles 27, 1)
and Ezrihel son of Jeroham for Dan; these were the chiefs of Israel.✻ (1 Chronicles 27, 22)
And indeed, when Joab son of Sarvia went about to register them, he left the task incomplete, because of the divine vengeance that fell on Israel; thus the annals of king David do not give the full number of those registered. (1 Chronicles 27, 24)
