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Give yourselves, then, heart and soul, to the following of the Lord your God; bestir yourselves, and build the Lord God a sanctuary, a house dedicated to his name, where the ark that bears witness of the Lord’s covenant, and all the holy things consecrated to him, may find a resting-place. (1 Chronicles 22, 19)
There were thirty-eight thousand Levites over the age of thirty; (1 Chronicles 23, 3)
twenty-four thousand of these were appointed to carry out various duties in the Lord’s house; of the rest, six thousand were rulers and judges, (1 Chronicles 23, 4)
four thousand were porters, and as many more were musicians, to sound the Lord’s praises with the instruments David had made for psalmody. (1 Chronicles 23, 5)
from Amram Aaron and Moses. Aaron and his sons were set apart to serve in the inner sanctuary for all time, to make the Lord due offering of incense and pronounce eternal blessing in his name. (1 Chronicles 23, 13)
The tabernacle with its usages, the sanctuary with its worship, the needs of their brethren, the sons of Aaron, as they ministered in the Lord’s house, were all in the Levites’ charge. (1 Chronicles 23, 32)
The order of these families was arranged by lot, the heads of families in either clan taking rank as overseers of the sanctuary and of all divine things. (1 Chronicles 24, 5)
The six sons of Idithun, Godolias, Sori, Jeseias, (Semeias),✻ Hasabias and Mathathias, were under the direction of their father Idithun, that played the harp while they sang the Lord’s praise. (1 Chronicles 25, 3)
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)
all in the prime of life, counted two thousand and seven hundred (heads of families). These, for the Lord’s service and for the king’s business, David put in charge of Ruben and Gad and the eastern half of Manasses.✻ (1 Chronicles 26, 32)
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)
The first regiment of twenty-four thousand was on duty in the first month, under Jesbaam son of Zabdiel; (1 Chronicles 27, 2)
