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As God sees me, he cried, never that! That were to drink men’s blood; they brought it to me at the peril of their lives; it is not for my drinking. Such were the feats of the first three champions. (1 Chronicles 11, 19)
It was in the first month, a time of flood, that they came across Jordan; and all the dwellers in those valleys, east and west of it, fled at their coming. (1 Chronicles 12, 15)
To these David said, as he went out to meet them, If you come as friends, to aid me, knit be my heart with yours; if you are abetting my enemies, by laying a trap for an innocent man, then may the Lord God of our fathers look down and judge between us. (1 Chronicles 12, 17)
They had reached the threshing-floor of Chidon, when one of the oxen, frisking as it went, tilted the ark a little to one side, whereupon Oza put out his hand to steady it. (1 Chronicles 13, 9)
You, he said, are the chiefs of the Levite clans; look well to it that you and your brethren are purified of all defilement before you bring the ark of the Lord God of Israel to the site prepared for it. (1 Chronicles 15, 12)
But when his angel reached Jerusalem, ready to carry out his errand and smite it, the Lord was moved with pity over their great calamity; and he said to the angel that would have smitten them, It is enough, stay thy hand. The angel of the Lord stood close, then, to the threshing-floor of Ornan the Jebusite; (1 Chronicles 21, 15)
and David, looking up, saw him standing there with drawn sword between heaven and earth, with his face towards Jerusalem. At that, both he and all the elders, that went clad in sack-cloth, fell prostrate on the ground. (1 Chronicles 21, 16)
Then, at the bidding of the Lord’s angel, Gad would have David go up to Ornan’s threshing-floor and build an altar there to the Lord his God; (1 Chronicles 21, 18)
Give me, David said, this site of thy threshing-floor, to build an altar to the Lord here; ask what price thou wilt, only let the people be plagued no more. (1 Chronicles 21, 22)
So David, finding that the Lord had granted his prayer upon Ornan’s threshing-floor, offered more victims there. (1 Chronicles 21, 28)
Blood thou hast spilt in rivers and wars thou hast waged a many; not for thee to build me a house, that comest before me with so much blood on thy hands. (1 Chronicles 22, 8)
There was work (for the priests)✻ to do in setting out the consecrated loaves, looking after the unleavened cakes, the frying and the roasting, the weights and the measures. (1 Chronicles 23, 29)
