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When the trumpeters and singers were heard as a single voice praising and giving thanks to the LORD, and when they raised the sound of the trumpets, cymbals and other musical instruments to "give thanks to the LORD, for he is good, for his mercy endures forever," the building of the LORD'S temple was filled with a cloud. (2 Chronicles 5, 13)
'Since the day I brought my people out of the land of Egypt, I have not chosen any city from among all the tribes of Israel for the building of a temple to my honor, nor have I chosen any man to be commander of my people Israel; (2 Chronicles 6, 5)
My father David wished to build a temple to the honor of the LORD, the God of Israel, (2 Chronicles 6, 7)
but the LORD said to him: 'In wishing to build a temple to my honor, you do well. (2 Chronicles 6, 8)
However, you shall not build the temple; rather, your son whom you will beget shall build the temple to my honor.' (2 Chronicles 6, 9)
"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)
"Can it indeed be that God dwells with mankind on earth? If the heavens and the highest heavens cannot contain you, how much less this temple which I have built! (2 Chronicles 6, 18)
May your eyes watch day and night over this temple, the place where you have decreed you shall be honored; may you heed the prayer which I your servant offer toward this place. (2 Chronicles 6, 20)
"When any man sins against his neighbor and is required to take an oath of execration against himself, and when he comes for the oath before your altar in this temple, (2 Chronicles 6, 22)
When your people Israel have sinned against you and are defeated by the enemy, but afterward they return and praise your name, and they pray to you and entreat you in this temple, (2 Chronicles 6, 24)
when any Israelite of all your people offers a prayer or petition of any kind, and in awareness of his affliction and pain, stretches out his hands toward this temple, (2 Chronicles 6, 29)
"For the foreigner, too, who is not of your people Israel, when he comes from a distant land to honor your great name, your mighty power, and your outstretched arm, when they come in prayer to this temple, (2 Chronicles 6, 32)
