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1 Chronicles 23:25

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David said: The LORD God of Israel has given his people peace, and he will live in Jerusalem forever.

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King David moved into his new palace, and the LORD let his kingdom be at peace.

when I let judges rule my people. And I have kept your enemies from attacking you. Now I promise that you and your descendants will be kings.

Now I have built a glorious temple where you can live forever."

There's not enough room in all of heaven for you, LORD God. How could you possibly live on earth in this temple I have built?

David said: The LORD our God has helped me defeat all the people who lived here before us, and he has given you peace from all your enemies. Now this land belongs to the LORD and his people.

Jehoiada assigned the priests and Levites their duties at the temple, just as David had done. They were in charge of offering sacrifices to the LORD according to the Law of Moses, and they were responsible for leading the celebrations with singing.

Praise the LORD from Zion! He lives here in Jerusalem. Shout praises to the LORD!

Why is it jealous of Zion, the mountain you chose as your home forever?

When you climbed the high mountain, you took prisoners with you and were given gifts. Your enemies didn't want you to live there, but they gave you gifts.

You rule from Zion, LORD, and we sing about you to let the nations know everything you have done.

My children and I are warning signs to Israel from the LORD All-Powerful, who lives on Mount Zion.

and so the total length of the wall will be six miles. The new name of the city will be "The-LORD-Is-Here!"

I, the LORD, live on Mount Zion. I will punish the guilty and defend the innocent.

I will return to Jerusalem and live there on Mount Zion. Then Jerusalem will be known as my faithful city, and Zion will be known as my holy mountain.

Do idols belong in the temple of God? We are the temple of the living God, as God himself says, "I will live with these people and walk among them. I will be their God, and they will be my people."

The LORD let Israel live in peace with its neighbors for a long time, and Joshua lived to a ripe old age.




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