1 Chronicles 26:1

God's Word

The following were the divisions of the gatekeepers: For Korah’s descendants there was Meshelemiah, the son of Kore, from the descendants of Asaph.

Cross References

1 Chronicles 15:18

In addition, they appointed their relatives from the second division: Zechariah, Jaaziel, Shemiramoth, Jehiel, Unni, Eliab, Benaiah, Maaseiah, Mattithiah, Eliphelehu, and Mikneiah. Obed Edom and Jeiel were appointed gatekeepers.

1 Chronicles 23:5

4,000 were appointed to be gatekeepers, and 4,000 were appointed to praise the Lord with the instruments David had made for praising God.

1 Chronicles 25:31

The twenty-fourth chose Romamti Ezer, his sons, and his relatives—12 men.

1 Chronicles 26:2

Meshelemiah’s sons were Zechariah (the firstborn), Jediael (the second), Zebadiah (the third), Jathniel (the fourth),

1 Chronicles 26:9

Meshelemiah’s sons and relatives were 18 skilled men.

1 Chronicles 6:37

who was the son of Tahath, who was the son of Assir, who was the son of Ebiasaph, who was the son of Korah,

1 Chronicles 9:14

From the Levites descended from Merari were Shemaiah (son of Hasshub, grandson of Azrikam, and great-grandson of Hashabiah),

2 Chronicles 23:19

Jehoiada appointed gatekeepers for the gates of the Lord’s temple so that no one who was unclean  for any reason could enter.

2 Chronicles 8:14

As Solomon’s father David had directed, he set up the divisions of priests for their service and the ⌞divisions of⌟ Levites for their appointed places. ⌞The Levites⌟ were to lead in praising ⌞the Lord⌟ and to serve beside the priests by doing whatever needed to be done each day. Solomon also set up divisions of doorkeepers at every gate because this is what David, the man of God, had commanded.

Psalm 44:1

O God, we have heard it with our own ears. Our ancestors have told us about the miracle you performed in their day, in days long ago.

Psalm 49:1

Listen to this, all you people. Open your ears, all who live in the world—

Ezekiel 44:11

They could have served in my holy place. They could have guarded the gates of the temple. They could have served in the temple by slaughtering the animals for the burnt offerings and the sacrifices for the people. They could have stood in front of the people and served them.