Löydetty 1498 Tulokset: David's Heart
and cedar trees without number. The Sidonians and Tyrians brought great stores of cedar logs to David, (1 Chronicles 22, 4)
who said: "My son Solomon is young and immature; but the house that is to be built for the LORD must be made so magnificent that it will be renowned and glorious in all countries. Therefore I will make preparations for it." Thus before his death David laid up materials in abundance. (1 Chronicles 22, 5)
David said to Solomon: "My son, it was my purpose to build a house myself for the honor of the LORD, my God. (1 Chronicles 22, 7)
Only then shall you succeed, if you are careful to observe the precepts and decrees which the LORD gave Moses for Israel. Be brave and steadfast; do not fear or lose heart. (1 Chronicles 22, 13)
David also commanded all of Israel's leaders to help his son Solomon: (1 Chronicles 22, 17)
When David had grown old and was near the end of his days, he made his son Solomon king over Israel. (1 Chronicles 23, 1)
four thousand were to be gatekeepers, and four thousand were to praise the LORD with the instruments which David had devised for praise. (1 Chronicles 23, 5)
David divided them into classes according to the sons of Levi: Gershon, Kohath, and Merari. (1 Chronicles 23, 6)
David said: "The LORD, the God of Israel, has given rest to his people, and has taken up his dwelling in Jerusalem. (1 Chronicles 23, 25)
for David's final orders were to enlist the Levites from the time they were twenty years old. (1 Chronicles 23, 27)
David, with Zadok, a descendant of Eleazar, and Ahimelech, a descendant of Ithamar, assigned the functions for the priestly service. (1 Chronicles 24, 3)
They too, in the same manner as their relatives, the descendants of Aaron, cast lots in the presence of King David, Zadok, Ahimelech, and the heads of the priestly and levitical families; the more important family did so in the same way as the less important one. (1 Chronicles 24, 31)
