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Only Michal, Saul’s daughter, watching from her window as the ark reached David’s Citadel, thought scorn of king David as she saw him dancing and making music there.✻ (1 Chronicles 15, 29)
When the ark had been brought into the city, they set it up in the midst of the tabernacle which David had spread out for it, and brought burnt-sacrifices and welcome-offerings into the Lord’s presence there. (1 Chronicles 16, 1)
And David, when his offering was done, blessed the people in the Lord’s name, (1 Chronicles 16, 2)
It was then that David gave Asaph and his brethren their first lesson in offering thanks to the Lord. (1 Chronicles 16, 7)
Keep in everlasting memory that covenant of his, that promise which a thousand generations might not cancel. (1 Chronicles 16, 15)
He gave Abraham a promise, bound himself to Isaac by an oath; (1 Chronicles 16, 16)
And so the people dispersed to their homes, and David himself went back to bless his own household. (1 Chronicles 16, 43)
Now that David had a palace of his own to dwell in, he said to the prophet Nathan, Here am I dwelling in a house all of cedar, while the ark that bears witness of the Lord’s covenant has nothing better than curtains of hide to cover it! (1 Chronicles 17, 1)
Go and give my servant David a message from the Lord: Not thine to build me a house to dwell in. (1 Chronicles 17, 4)
This message, then, thou wilt give to my servant David from the Lord of hosts: Out in the pasture-lands, where thou wast tending the sheep, I summoned thee away to bear rule over my people Israel; (1 Chronicles 17, 7)
he shall find in me a father, and I in him a son. I will not cancel my merciful promises to him, as I cancelled my promise to the king who went before thee. (1 Chronicles 17, 13)
All this message, all this revelation, was handed on by Nathan to king David. (1 Chronicles 17, 15)
