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At Jerusalem, too, he set up courts, under Levites, and priests, and heads of families, to give sentence and award in the Lord’s name to the citizens. (2 Chronicles 19, 8)
As you fear the Lord’s vengeance, he warned them, go about your work faithfully, with sincere hearts. (2 Chronicles 19, 9)
Suits will be remitted to you by your brethren in the other cities, of feud between clan and clan, of issues between law and decree, between statute and award given; yours to resolve their doubts, lest they should incur guilt in the Lord’s eyes, and bring punishment on you and themselves alike. So shall your duty be done faultlessly; (2 Chronicles 19, 10)
where God’s rights are concerned, your high priest Amarias will preside over you, and Zabadias son of Ismahel, Juda’s own chieftain, will have charge of every case that touches the king’s prerogative. The Levites are at your side to instruct you; boldly and carefully set about your task, and the Lord will be with you to defend the right. (2 Chronicles 19, 11)
whereupon all Juda gathered to offer the Lord their plea; from every city they assembled to prefer their common request. (2 Chronicles 20, 4)
There, then, Josaphat stood in the Lord’s house, at the entrance to the New Court, with all Jerusalem and Juda assembled round him. (2 Chronicles 20, 5)
Lord God of our fathers, he prayed, from thy throne in heaven thou rulest all earthly kingdoms, holding a sceptre of such majesty that none may resist thee. (2 Chronicles 20, 6)
All Juda stood about him, there in the Lord’s presence, even mothers with babes in their arms, children at their side. (2 Chronicles 20, 13)
And now, upon one man in all that throng, the Lord’s spirit fell; it was a Levite of Asaph’s clan, Jahaziel, come down from Mathanias through Zacharias, Banaias and Jehiel. (2 Chronicles 20, 14)
Listen, Juda, he cried, listen, citizens of Jerusalem, listen, king Josaphat, to a message from the Lord. Put an end to your fears, do not be dismayed at the sight of this great army; it is God’s battle, not yours. (2 Chronicles 20, 15)
Not yours the battle, you have but to stand firm, Juda and Jerusalem, and watch the Lord coming to your aid. No flinching, no faint hearts; go down to-morrow, and the Lord will be at your side. (2 Chronicles 20, 17)
At this, Josaphat and Juda and all the citizens of Jerusalem fell down face to earth, there in the Lord’s presence; (2 Chronicles 20, 18)
