1 Chronicles 9:22

Conservative English Version

There was a total of two hundred twelve guards, all of them listed in the family records in their towns. Their ancestors had been chosen by King David and by Samuel the prophet to be responsible for this work,

Cross References

1 Chronicles 28:13

David also gave Solomon his plans for dividing the priests and the Levites into groups, as well as for the work that needed to be done at the temple and for taking care of the objects used for worship.

1 Chronicles 28:21

The priests and Levites have been assigned their duties, and all the skilled workers are prepared to do their work. The people and their leaders will do anything you tell them.

1 Chronicles 29:29

Everything David did while he was king is included in the history written by the prophets Samuel, Nathan, and Gad.

1 Chronicles 9:16

(SEE 9:14)

1 Chronicles 9:23

and now they guarded the temple gates.

1 Chronicles 9:31

Mattithiah, Shallum's oldest son, was a member of the Levite clan of Korah, and he was in charge of baking the bread used for offerings.

2 Chronicles 23:19

Jehoiada ordered the guards at the temple gates to keep out anyone who was unclean.

2 Chronicles 31:15

He had six assistants who were responsible for seeing that all the priests in the other towns of Judah also got their share of these offerings. They were Eden, Miniamin, Jeshua, Shemaiah, Amariah, and Shecaniah. Every priest and every Levite over thirty years old who worked daily in the temple received part of these offerings, according to their duties.

2 Chronicles 31:18

The official records also included their wives and children, because they had also been faithful in keeping themselves clean and acceptable to serve the LORD.

Nehemiah 11:36

Several groups of Levites from the territory of Judah were sent to live among the people of Benjamin.

Nehemiah 12:44

On that same day, some leaders were appointed to be responsible for the safekeeping of gifts for the temple and to be in charge of receiving the first part of the harvest and the ten percent of the crops and livestock that was offered to God. These same leaders also collected the part of crops that the Law of Moses taught was to be given to the Levites. Everyone was pleased with the work of the priests and Levites,

1 Samuel 9:9

"Great!" Saul replied. "Let's go to the man who can see visions!" He said this because in those days God would answer questions by giving visions to prophets. Saul and his servant went to the town where the prophet lived.