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and there he built an altar to the Lord, and brought burnt-sacrifice and welcome-offering. Fire came down from heaven upon his altar of burnt-sacrifice, to prove the divine acceptance of his plea; (1 Chronicles 21, 26)
As for the tabernacle which Moses made for the Lord in the wilderness, and its altar of burnt-sacrifice, they were still, at this time, in the hill-sanctuary at Gabaon; (1 Chronicles 21, 29)
Here, said David, is the Lord’s home; here Israel shall find an altar for its burnt-sacrifices. (1 Chronicles 22, 1)
Many workmen thou hast in thy service, stone-cutters and stone-masons and carpenters, and masters of every craft to work for thee, (1 Chronicles 22, 15)
It was David who prescribed courses of service for the various Levite families, all coming down from Gerson, Caath, and Merari. (1 Chronicles 23, 6)
Moses, too, the man of God’s choice, had descendants who were reckoned among the Levites; (1 Chronicles 23, 14)
They were to assist the sons of Aaron in the care of the Lord’s temple, in court and chamber, wash-house and shrine, wherever their service was needed. (1 Chronicles 23, 28)
there was burnt-sacrifice to be offered on sabbaths, and at the new moon, and on all other days of solemnity; every occasion had its due ceremonies that must still be carried out in the Lord’s presence. (1 Chronicles 23, 31)
These were the courses under which they exercised their office in turn, duly entering the Lord’s house after the manner prescribed by their father Aaron at the bidding of the Lord God of Israel. (1 Chronicles 24, 19)
Next, David and his captains set apart the sons of Asaph, Heman and Idithun to give praise with harp and zither and cymbals, each fulfilling their appointed office in turn. (1 Chronicles 25, 1)
Thus were the sons of Asaph, Idithun and Heman marshalled, at the king’s express order, for their temple service of making music with cymbals, harp and zither. (1 Chronicles 25, 6)
and for the Lord’s service and the king’s business in general the Hebronites, a thousand and seven hundred active men under Hasabias and his brethren, commanded the whole of Israel west of the Jordan. (1 Chronicles 26, 30)
