David
King of Israel and organizer of the Levitical duties.
David, in his old age, made Solomon king over Israel and organized the Levites for the service of the house of the Lord, setting the stage for the temple worship.
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King of Israel and organizer of the Levitical duties.
David, in his old age, made Solomon king over Israel and organized the Levites for the service of the house of the Lord, setting the stage for the temple worship.
King of Israel, successor of David.
Solomon is mentioned as the king appointed by David, indicating the transition of leadership and the continuation of David's plans for the temple.
Tribe assigned to religious duties and temple service.
The Levites were organized by David into divisions for the service of the house of the Lord, emphasizing their role in worship and temple maintenance.