Löydetty 1498 Tulokset: David's Heart
He said: "Blessed be the LORD, the God of Israel, who with his own mouth made a promise to my father David and by his own hands brought it to fulfillment. He said: (2 Chronicles 6, 4)
but now I choose Jerusalem, where I shall be honored, and I choose David to rule my people Israel.' (2 Chronicles 6, 6)
My father David wished to build a temple to the honor of the LORD, the God of Israel, (2 Chronicles 6, 7)
"Now the LORD has fulfilled the promise that he made. I have succeeded my father David and have taken my seat on the throne of Israel, as the LORD foretold, and I have built the temple to the honor of the LORD, the God of Israel. (2 Chronicles 6, 10)
You have kept the promise you made to my father David, your servant. With your own mouth you spoke it, and by your own hand you have brought it to fulfillment this day. (2 Chronicles 6, 15)
Now, therefore, LORD, God of Israel, keep the further promise you made to my father David, your servant, when you said, 'You shall always have someone from your line to sit before me on the throne of Israel, provided only that your descendants look to their conduct so as always to live according to my law, even as you have lived in my presence.' (2 Chronicles 6, 16)
Now, LORD, God of Israel, may this promise which you made to your servant David be confirmed. (2 Chronicles 6, 17)
listen from your heavenly dwelling place, and forgive. Knowing his heart, render to everyone according to his conduct, for you alone know the hearts of men. (2 Chronicles 6, 30)
and with their whole heart and with their whole soul they turn back to you in the land of those who hold them captive, when they pray in the direction of their land which you gave their fathers, and of the city you have chosen, and of the house which I have built to your honor, (2 Chronicles 6, 38)
LORD God, reject not the plea of your anointed, remember the devotion of David, your servant." (2 Chronicles 6, 42)
Thus the king and all the people dedicated the house of God. The priests were standing at their stations, as were the Levites, with the musical instruments of the LORD which King David had made for "praising the LORD, for his mercy endures forever," when David used them to accompany the hymns. Across from them the priests blew the trumpets and all Israel stood. (2 Chronicles 7, 6)
On the twenty-third day of the seventh month he sent the people back to their tents, rejoicing and glad at heart at the good things the LORD had done for David, for Solomon, and for his people Israel. (2 Chronicles 7, 10)
