Zadok: 1 Chronicles 12:28
in the high: 1 Kings 3:4
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1 Chronicles 16:39
1 Chronicles 16:39
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1 Chronicles 16 — Overview1 Chronicles 16 · Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole BibleThis chapter concludes that great affair of the settlement of the ark
in the royal city, and with it the settlement of the public worship of
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1 Chronicles 16:1-3
These three verses rather belong to the close of the last chapter, and they carry on the parallel of 2 Samuel 6:1-23. in its 2 Samuel 6:17-19.
1 Chronicles 16:1
In the midst of the…1 Chronicles 16:1-431 Chronicles 16:1-43 · The Pulpit CommentaryIII. THAT WE MAY GO TO GOD IN UNSELFISH INVOCATION. "When David had made an end… he blessed the people in the Name of the Lord" (1 Chronicles 16:2), i.e. he invoked the Divine blessing upon them. He doubtless used such…1 Chronicles 16:1-431 Chronicles 16:1-43 · The Pulpit CommentaryWhen the ark was safely placed within the curtains of David's new tabernacle on Mount Zion, and the fact of God's dwelling with his people was freshly impressed by the permanent presence of his symbol, it was fitting…