Talált 2042 Eredmények: Old
David took the gold crown from the head of the Ammonite idol Milcom; they found that it weighed about seventy five pounds. In it was set a precious stone which made an ornament for David's head. He carried off a great quantity of loot from the town. (1 Chronicles 20, 2)
So David gave Ornan six hundred gold coins for the threshing place. (1 Chronicles 21, 25)
But Yahweh told me, 'You have shed much blood and fought great battles; it is not for you to build a temple for my name, since you have shed so much blood on the earth in my presence. (1 Chronicles 22, 8)
Poor as I am, I have set aside for the Temple of Yahweh four thousand tons of gold, and nearly forty thousand tons of silver and more bronze and iron than can be weighed; I have stored up wood and stone too, to which you must add more. (1 Chronicles 22, 14)
while your supply of gold and silver, bronze and iron, will be unlimited. Set to work, then, and may Yahweh be with you!" (1 Chronicles 22, 16)
When David was very old, he made his son Solomon king over Israel. (1 Chronicles 23, 1)
A census was taken of those Levites thirty years old or older. The total was thirty-eight thousand; (1 Chronicles 23, 3)
These were the sons of Levi by their families, the heads of families, and those registered by name, individually; whoever was twenty years old or older had his duty in the service of the Temple of Yahweh. (1 Chronicles 23, 24)
According to the last words of David, the Levites who had been registered were of twenty years and older. (1 Chronicles 23, 27)
They drew lots to determine the assignment of duties of each of them whether they were young or old, experts or beginners. (1 Chronicles 25, 8)
David took no census of those who were twenty years old and under, since Yahweh had promised to make Israel as numerous as the stars of heaven. (1 Chronicles 27, 23)
David held a meeting in Jerusalem of all the officials of Israel, the overseers for the tribes, and the officials in the royal service, the commanders of thousands, the commanders of hundreds, the overseers for all the property and livestock of the king and his sons, together with the palace officials, leading soldiers, and important men. (1 Chronicles 28, 1)
