I Chronicles 25:2
The Scripture
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First Chronicles 25 records David's organization of the temple musicians into twenty-four priestly divisions, drawing from the sons of Asaph, Heman, and Jeduthun, who were set apart to prophesy with harps, lyres, and cymbals under the direction of the king. Each division consisted of twelve musicians, and lots were cast impartially so that teacher and student alike received equal assignments. This careful arrangement of sacred music reflected David's conviction that worship in the temple should be ordered, Spirit-led, and led by skilled and consecrated servants.
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I Chronicles 25:1I Chronicles 6:39I Chronicles 15:17I Chronicles 16:5Psalms 73:1Psalms 74:1Psalms 75:1Psalms 76:1Psalms 77:1Psalms 78:1Psalms 79:1Psalms 80:1
I Chronicles 6:39I Chronicles 16:5II Chronicles 35:15I Chronicles 25:6I Chronicles 25:9Psalms 80:1