set office: or, trust
chambers: or, storehouses, treasuries. 1 Chronicles 26:20-27; 2 Chronicles 31:5-12; Nehemiah 10:38-39, Nehemiah 13:5
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1 Chronicles 9:26
1 Chronicles 9:26
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