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Like the Levites who carried the ark, the singers, and Chonenias that went as burden-master among the singers, David was clad in a robe of lawn; and he had a mantle of linen as well. (1 Chronicles 15, 27)
from Thebath, too, and from Chun, cities in Adarezer’s dominion, he carried away great stores of bronze, that Solomon used afterwards for the basin, the pillars, and the other brazen furnishings of the temple. (1 Chronicles 18, 8)
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)
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)
These were the men appointed to serve as commanders of the temple watch, sharing the duty with their brethren. (1 Chronicles 26, 12)
The Levites, too, under Achias, had charge of the temple treasury, and of the votive offerings. (1 Chronicles 26, 20)
Then David handed over to his son Solomon the full plan of porch and temple, of store-house and parlour and inner chamber, of the throne of mercy itself; (1 Chronicles 28, 11)
He told him of the order in which priest and Levite were to do all that had to be done, keep all that had to be kept, in the Lord’s temple. (1 Chronicles 28, 13)
Play a man’s part, said David to Solomon; courage! To the task! Never doubting, never daunted; the Lord thy God will be at thy side, never failing thee, never forsaking thee, and see that thou hast strength to do all that must be done for his temple. (1 Chronicles 28, 20)
Whatever lies in me I have done, to make ready the material for the temple of my God; gold, silver, bronze, iron, wood where they were needed, onyx and jet and precious stones of all colours, abundance, too, of the best marble. (1 Chronicles 29, 2)
Such love had I to the house of my God; and now, over and above the preparations I have made for this holy work, I offer gold and silver out of my own purse for the temple’s needs; (1 Chronicles 29, 3)
three thousand talents of Ophir gold and seven thousand talents of tried silver. All this, for gilding the temple walls, (1 Chronicles 29, 4)
