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- Overview1 Kings 20Aram, led by King Ben-Hadad. The chapter begins with Ben-Hadad assembling a powerful coalition of thirty-two kings to besiege Samaria, the capital
- Key Events1 Chronicles 12political and spiritual center of Israel. The chapter concludes with a large assembly of warriors from all the tribes of Israel coming to Hebron to make
- Practical Applications1 Chronicles 13Holiness Worship Reverence Holiness David consulted with the leaders and the assembly of Israel before moving the Ark, illustrating the value of community and collective wisdom
- Themes1 Chronicles 13Christ. Leadership and Decision Making David's consultation with leaders and the assembly reflects the importance of collective decision-making and seeking God's will
- Key Figures1 Chronicles 28Elders, officers, and commanders gathered by David. The leaders of Israel are assembled by David to witness the charge given to Solomon and to support
- Prophetic Fulfillments1 Chronicles 28David is addressing the assembly of Israel, declaring God's choice of Solomon as his successor to build the temple. complete Solomon was anointed and became
- Cross-References1 Chronicles 29from above. Divine Provision, Humility, Gratitude. 1 Chronicles 29:20 describes the assembly bowing down and worshiping the Lord, which parallels Philippians 2:9-11 where
- Key Figures1 Chronicles 29highlighting the continuation of David's legacy and God's promise. The Assembly of Israel Participants in the offering and worship for the temple. The people
- Prophetic Fulfillments1 Chronicles 29David is addressing the assembly of Israel, affirming God's choice of Solomon as his successor. complete Solomon is anointed and proclaimed king over Israel, succeeding
- Key Events2 Chronicles 1rule over Israel and demonstrates his devotion to God by leading the assembly to the high place at Gibeon to offer sacrifices. This act signifies
- Key Events2 Chronicles 5Holy Place. The Levites and priests carry the Ark, and the entire assembly of Israel gathers to witness this significant event. Sacrifices are made
- Key Events2 Chronicles 6King Solomon gathers the assembly of Israel and blesses the LORD, acknowledging the fulfillment of God's promise to David regarding the building of the Temple
- Key Events2 Chronicles 29purification through Jesus Christ, who cleanses believers from sin. Hezekiah and the assembly offer sacrifices and burnt offerings to the Lord. The Levites play instruments
- Symbolism2 Chronicles 29Praise The songs of praise sung by the Levites and the assembly represent joyful worship and thanksgiving to God for His mercy and faithfulness. Music
- Cross-ReferencesEzra 2Service, Worship. Ezra 2:64-65 gives the total number of the assembly returning from exile, reminiscent of the Exodus 12:37 account of the Israelites
- Key EventsEzra 2servants, and descendants of Solomon's servants. The total number of the assembly is given, along with their servants and animals. The List of the Exiles
- OverviewEzra 10repentance in restoring their relationship with God. The chapter continues with the assembly of men, women, and children who come together to address the issue. They
- SymbolismEzra 10Weeping The act of trembling and weeping by Ezra and the assembly signifies deep repentance and sorrow for sin, particularly the sin of intermarriage with foreign
- Key EventsNehemiah 5very angry and confronts the nobles and officials. He calls a large assembly to address the issue, urging them to stop charging interest and to return
- OverviewNehemiah 5nobles agreeing to Nehemiah's demands, and he calls for a public assembly to ensure that the promises made are kept. Nehemiah's leadership exemplifies