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• So David paid Ornan six hundred golden sicles, duly weighed out, for the price of his land; (1 Chronicles 21, 25)

• So David, finding that the Lord had granted his prayer upon Ornan’s threshing-floor, offered more victims there. (1 Chronicles 21, 28)

• and to that altar David might not repair, in his need of the Lord’s help, so adread was he of the sword which the angel of the Lord carried.✻ (1 Chronicles 21, 30)

• Here, said David, is the Lord’s home; here Israel shall find an altar for its burnt-sacrifices. (1 Chronicles 22, 1)

• It was David that procured iron in abundance for door-nail and flange and socket, a weight of bronze, too, beyond all reckoning; (1 Chronicles 22, 3)

• nor was there any counting the cedar planks that were provided for David by the men of Sidon and Tyre. (1 Chronicles 22, 4)

• On all the rulers of Israel David laid the same charge, bidding them lend Solomon their aid. (1 Chronicles 22, 17)

• David was already an old man, and near his end, and had already designated his son Solomon as king of Israel, (1 Chronicles 23, 1)

• four thousand were porters, and as many more were musicians, to sound the Lord’s praises with the instruments David had made for psalmody. (1 Chronicles 23, 5)

• 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)

• the Lord God of Israel, thought David, has given his people a resting-place, and made Jerusalem their home for ever; (1 Chronicles 23, 25)

• It was by David’s last dispositions that the Levites were registered as soon as they reached the age of twenty. (1 Chronicles 23, 27)