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Aplikace, kterou právě používáte, je biblický program Studijní on-line bible (dále jen SOB) verze 2. Jedná se prozatím o testovací verzi, která je oproti původní verzi postavena na HTML5, využívá JavaScriptovou knihovnu JQuery a framework Bootstrap. Nová verze přináší v některých ohledech zjednodušení, v některých ohledech je tomu naopak. Hlavní výhodou by měla být možnost využívání knihovny JQuery pro novou verzi tooltipů (ze kterých je nově možné kopírovat jejich obsah, případně kliknout na aktivní odkazy na nich). V nové verzi by zobrazení překladů i vyhledávek mělo vypadat "profesionálněji", k dispozici by měly být navíc např. informace o modulech apod. Přehrávač namluvených překladů je nyní postaven na technologii HTML5, tzn., že již ke svému provozu nepotřebuje podporu Flash playeru (který již oficiálně např. pro platformu Android není k dispozici, a u kterého se počítá s postupným všeobecným útlumem).
Application you're using is a biblical program Online Bible Study (SOB), version Nr. 2. This is yet a testing release, which is (compared to the previous version) based on HTML5, uses JQuery JavaScript library and Bootstrap framework. The new version brings in some aspects simplifications. The major advantage should be the possibility of using JQuery for the new version tooltips (from which it is now possible to copy their content, or click on active hyperlinks). In the new version are also available informations about the modules and the like. The player of the narrated translations is now HTML5 powered (he does not need Flash player). I hope, that the new features will be gradually added.
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| 1Chr 2:3: | The sons of Judah were Er, Onan, and SelOm. All three were born to him through the daughter of Shua the CanaAnite. Er was his firstborn, but he proved to be wicked before Jehovah, so He killed him. |
| 1Chr 6:31: | These are the ones who David put in charge of the chorus that sang at the Temple of Jehovah when the [Sacred] Chest was brought there. |
| 1Chr 6:32: | They were also the ones who officiated at the Tent of Proofs until Solomon built the Temple of Jehovah in Jerusalem… and they each handled their own assigned duties. |
| 1Chr 9:19: | Salom (the son of KorAh, the son of AbiAsaph, the son of Sore) and his brothers of the paternal houses of the Korites. They were in charge of the work and administration of the watches for guarding the Sacred Tent. For, their ancestors were once in charge of the entire camp of Jehovah, and served as guards to its entrances. |
| 1Chr 9:20: | Back then, PhineHas (the son of EliEzer) stood as their leader before Jehovah, |
| 1Chr 9:23: | Now, it was their sons who were in charge of the doors and who kept watch at the Temple of Jehovah and the house of the Tent. |
| 1Chr 10:13: | So, Saul was killed because of the lawless ways in which he had acted against his God. He had gone against the instructions of Jehovah and he didn’t do what he was told. For, Saul had gone to a fortuneteller to speak to the Prophet SamuEl. |
| 1Chr 10:14: | And because he didn’t ask Jehovah, he was killed and his kingdom was handed over to David, the son of Jesse. |
| 1Chr 11:2: | And while Saul used to be our king, you were the one who led the armies of Israel, and your God Jehovah said to you, You will take care of My people Israel and you will be their leader.’ |
| 1Chr 11:3: | Then all the elders of Israel came to him in Hebron and made an agreement with King David before Jehovah, and they anointed him to be the king over Israel, just as Jehovah had said through the Prophet SamuEl. |
| 1Chr 11:9: | And from that point on, David kept becoming greater and more famous, for Jehovah the Almighty was with him. |
| 1Chr 11:10: | These are the leaders and the mighty ones who were with David and who became great along with him when he ruled over all Israel, because they were the ones who made him king over Israel, just as Jehovah had said: |
| 1Chr 11:14: | he stood there alone in the middle of the field and saved them by killing [all of] the Philistines. For, Jehovah had used him to bring a great victory. |
| 1Chr 11:18: | it was these three who attacked the Philistines, drew water from the well at the entrance to BethLehem, and brought it to David. But then David refused to drink it. Rather, he offered it to Jehovah and said, |
| 1Chr 12:23: | And these are the names of the military generals who came to David in Hebron to fight Saul for his kingdom (according to the words of Jehovah). |
| 1Chr 13:2: | Then he went before the entire gathering of Israel and said, ‘If you approve, and if our God Jehovah blesses the effort, we should send [a letter] to all our brothers who are left throughout the land of Israel, and to the Priests and Levites in their cities, and invite them all to gather with us. |
| 1Chr 13:6: | For, all Israel had traveled up to the city of David, which was in Judah, to lead [a procession before] the Chest of Jehovah God (the one with the cherubs sitting on top) that is used to call upon His Name. |
| 1Chr 13:10: | and Jehovah became enraged with what Oza had done, so He struck him down, because he had touched the Chest; and he died there before God. |
| 1Chr 13:11: | Well, David was so upset that Jehovah had cut Oza down, that he named that place ‘The Severance of Oza’, which is what it is still called today. |
| 1Chr 14:2: | Now, David knew that Jehovah had prepared him to be the king over Israel, and that He would make his kingdom become more important because of His people Israel. |
| 1Chr 14:10: | But first David went before God and asked, ‘Should I go and fight the Philistines, and will You give them into my hands?’ And Jehovah replied, ‘Go, and I will give them into your hands!’ |
| 1Chr 14:17: | and the name of David became known throughout the land, for Jehovah had put the fear of him upon all the nations. |
| 1Chr 15:2: | Then David said, ‘No one is to handle the Chest of God other than the Levites, because Jehovah has chosen them for that purpose… to carry it and to officiate before Him through the ages. |
| 1Chr 15:3: | Then David gathered all Israel in Jerusalem to carry the Chest of Jehovah and put it into the place that he had built for it. |
| 1Chr 15:26: | And to be sure that God would empower them to carry the Chest of Jehovah, the [Priests] first sacrificed seven calves and seven rams. |
| 1Chr 15:27: | Then David came dressed in fine linen, along with the Levites who would bear the Chest of the Sacred Agreement of Jehovah, the singers, and ChoneniJah (the head of the musicians). Then they wrapped David in a fine linen cape, |
| 1Chr 15:28: | and all Israel walked ahead of the Chest of the Sacred Agreement of Jehovah, cheering, blowing ram’s horns and trumpets, loudly beating on cymbals, and playing stringed instruments and harps. |
| 1Chr 15:29: | Then, when the Chest of the Sacred Agreement of Jehovah reached the city of David, Michal (the daughter of Saul) leaned over and looked from her window, and when she saw King David dancing and acting like a child, she inwardly felt contempt for him. |
| 1Chr 16:2: | And when David completed these offerings, he blest the people in the name of Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 16:4: | Then he stood before the Chest of the Sacred Agreement of Jehovah and ordered the Levites to shout aloud and acknowledge and praise Jehovah, the God of Israel. |
| 1Chr 16:7: | So, that was the day when David arranged for Asaph and his brothers to start praising Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 16:8: | [For they shouted]: ‘Acknowledge Jehovah! Call upon Him by His Name! Tell the people of the things He has done! |
| 1Chr 16:11: | Seek Jehovah and be strong! ‘Always search for His face! |
| 1Chr 16:14: | ‘He is Jehovah our God! His judgments have filled the whole earth! |
| 1Chr 16:23: | ‘May the whole earth sing to Jehovah! Shout each day about the way that He saves! |
| 1Chr 16:25: | ‘For, Jehovah is great and worthy of praise! He is more to be feared that all other gods, |
| 1Chr 16:26: | For the gods of the nations are just idols, But Jehovah made the heavens! |
| 1Chr 16:28: | Give praise to Jehovah, all you families of the nations; Praise Jehovah’s glory and strength! |
| 1Chr 16:29: | ‘Glorify the Name of the Lord! Bring gifts… carry them before His face, Then bow low before Jehovah In His courtyard so holy! |
| 1Chr 16:31: | You heavens be glad and earth cry in joy! May all the nations admit that Jehovah is their king! |
| 1Chr 16:33: | Why, even the forests of trees in the fields Will be glad before the face of Jehovah, For He is coming to judge the earth! |
| 1Chr 16:34: | ‘Acknowledge that Jehovah is good, For His mercy lasts through the ages. Save us, O God; deliver us! |
| 1Chr 16:36: | Praise Jehovah Israel’s God Through the ages and [beyond].’ Then all the people shouted, ‘Amen!’ And they started praising Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 16:37: | So they left the Chest of the Sacred Agreement of Jehovah there, and Asaph and his brothers served before the Chest continually, each day, |
| 1Chr 16:39: | However, Zadok the Priest and his fellow Priests stayed before the Tent of Jehovah, which was located in Bala of Gibeon. |
| 1Chr 16:40: | And there they offered whole burnt offerings on the Altar to Jehovah continually, morning and evening, just as it was written in the Law of Jehovah, as it was given to the sons of Israel by the hand of Moses, God’s servant. |
| 1Chr 16:41: | Those who were with [the Priests] were Heman, IdiThoum, and all the rest who were chosen by name to praise Jehovah for His mercy through the ages. |
| 1Chr 17:1: | Then one day, when David was in his palace, he said to the Prophet Nathan, ‘Look; here I am living in a palace of cedars, while the Chest of the Sacred Agreement of Jehovah is sitting under a tent of leather skins.’ |
| 1Chr 17:3: | But that night, the word of Jehovah came to Nathan, saying, |
| 1Chr 17:4: | ‘Go and tell My servant David that this is what Jehovah has said: You may not build a House for Me to stay in, |
| 1Chr 17:7: | ‘So, tell My servant David, that this is what Jehovah the Almighty had decreed: I’ve taken you out of the pastures where you followed the flocks, to lead My people Israel, |
| 1Chr 17:10: | Why, from the days when I arranged for the Judges [to lead] My people Israel, I’ve humbled all their enemies so My [nation] would grow. ‘So now, a House will be built for Jehovah, |
| 1Chr 17:16: | Then King David went and sat before Jehovah and said, ‘Who am I, O Lord God… what is [so good about] my house that You’ve loved me through the age? |
| 1Chr 17:17: | And now it seems that this thing has become less important to You, O God, for You have spoken about this House that your servant [would build] for a long time. But then You looked upon me in a vision that was given to a man and raised me up high, O Jehovah God. |
| 1Chr 17:20: | ‘O Jehovah; There’s none other like You, and there’s no god other than You… no one that we’ve ever heard of. |
| 1Chr 17:22: | And You’ve appointed Israel as Your people exclusively through the ages. Then You, O Jehovah, have become their God. |
| 1Chr 17:23: | ‘And now, O Jehovah; concerning what You’ve said to Your servant about this House… may the words that You said be trusted through the ages! |
| 1Chr 17:24: | And may Your Name be trusted and magnified through the ages, O Jehovah the Almighty, the God of Israel. For, You are the God of Israel and of the house of David Your servant, who now stands before You. |
| 1Chr 17:25: | O Jehovah; You are my God, and now You’ve opened the ears of Your servant about building this House. And it’s because of this that I saw the need to pray before Your face. |
| 1Chr 17:26: | ‘And now, O Jehovah; You are Him… God! You’ve spoken about these good things to Your servant, |
| 1Chr 17:27: | and You’ve started blessing the house of your servant. So, may it all stand that way before You through the ages. For You, O Jehovah, have blest, and You’ve promised Your blessings through the ages!’ |
| 1Chr 18:6: | and he left a garrison in Syria near Damascus. So, Syria became David’s servant and had to bring tributes to him. Well, Jehovah watched over David, no matter where he went. |
| 1Chr 18:11: | Then David took all the gold, silver, and brass items that he captured from the nations of Idumea, Moab, the Ammonites, the Philistines, and the Amalechites, and set them aside as holy to Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 18:13: | Then he placed a garrison in the Valley, and the Idumeans also became David’s servants. Well, Jehovah watched over David, no matter where he went, |
| 1Chr 19:13: | If we show that we’re [courageous], our people will be stronger; because these are the cities of our God, and Jehovah will do whatever is good in His eyes.’ |
| 1Chr 21:3: | And JoAb said, ‘May Jehovah multiply His people a hundred times. But the eyes of my lord the king can see all of his servants; so, why do you want to do this, my lord? Be careful that you don’t bring a sin upon Israel!’ |
| 1Chr 21:9: | Then Jehovah spoke to Gad, David’s Seer, and said, |
| 1Chr 21:10: | ‘Go speak to David and tell him that this is what Jehovah has said: I will give you a choice of three punishments. Choose which you prefer, and I’ll bring it upon you.’ |
| 1Chr 21:11: | So, Gad went to David and told him, ‘This is what Jehovah has said, Choose for yourself |
| 1Chr 21:12: | from these three: · Three years of famine · Three months of destruction and fleeing from your enemies · Three days of death in the land, when the messenger of Jehovah will go destroying among all the inheritance of Israel. ‘Now, give me an answer for the One who sent me… which do you choose?’ |
| 1Chr 21:13: | And David told Gad, ‘Those are three very tough choices, so I’ll leave it in the hands of Jehovah, because He is exceptionally compassionate. I don’t want to leave myself in the hands of men.’ |
| 1Chr 21:14: | So, Jehovah sent death throughout all Israel, and seventy thousand men died. |
| 1Chr 21:15: | Then God sent His messenger to Jerusalem to wipe it out too, but as he was destroying it, Jehovah saw what was happening and felt sorry for the evil. So He said to the messenger who was doing the destroying, ‘That’s enough; stay your hand!’ And at the time, the messenger of Jehovah was standing at the threshing floor of Ornan the Jebusite. |
| 1Chr 21:16: | For, David looked up and saw the messenger of Jehovah standing there between the earth and the sky with an unsheathed broadsword in his hand that was stretched out over Jerusalem, and David fell to the ground. Then the elders put on sackcloth and covered their faces. |
| 1Chr 21:17: | And David said to God, ‘Wasn’t it me who told them to count the people? I’m the one who sinned! I’m the one who told them to do this bad thing! And these sheep; what did they do, O Jehovah God? Bring Your hand and Your destruction against me and the house of my father, not against Your people, O Jehovah.’ |
| 1Chr 21:18: | Then the messenger of Jehovah told Gad, ‘Now, tell David to build an Altar to Jehovah at the threshing floor of Ornan the Jebusite.’ |
| 1Chr 21:19: | So David went and did what Gad had told him in the Name of Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 21:22: | Then David said, ‘Give me your threshing floor, because I want to build an Altar to Jehovah upon it. Tell me how much you want for it, because this will bring an end to the calamity that has been plaguing the people.’ |
| 1Chr 21:24: | And David said to Ornan, ‘No, I want to pay you whatever it’s worth, because there’s no way that I’ll take what’s yours for Jehovah and sacrifice a whole burnt offering for myself free of charge.’ |
| 1Chr 21:26: | then he built an Altar to Jehovah there and sacrificed whole burnt offerings and a deliverance offering, as he yelled out to Jehovah. Well, Jehovah listened to him from the heavens as he stood there by the fire and the whole burnt offerings on the Altar. |
| 1Chr 21:27: | And Jehovah spoke to the messenger, and he put the broadsword back into its sheath. |
| 1Chr 21:28: | Then David saw that Jehovah had listened to him there at the threshing floor of Ornan the Jebusite, where he had offered the sacrifices. |
| 1Chr 21:29: | At the time, the Tent of Jehovah that Moses had made was in the desert, as was the Altar for sacrificing whole burnt offerings… it was located in Thama in Gibeon. |
| 1Chr 21:30: | But David wasn’t able to go there to seek the face of God, because he didn’t want to turn away too quickly from the broadsword that was being held by the messenger of Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 22:1: | And David said, ‘This is where the Temple of Jehovah our God [will be built], and this is the Altar for the whole burnt offerings of Israel.’ |
| 1Chr 22:2: | Then David said, ‘Gather all the foreigners in the land of Israel.’ And he assigned quarry workers to cut and work stones to build the Temple of Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 22:5: | Then David said, ‘My son Solomon is still a young boy, but he will erect this great Temple to Jehovah and it will be famous for its glory throughout the whole earth… and I will prepare for it.’ So, David did prepare for it by [collecting] many things before he died. |
| 1Chr 22:6: | Then he called his son Solomon and told him to build the Temple to Jehovah the God of Israel. |
| 1Chr 22:7: | And David said to Solomon, ‘My child, it has been in my heart to build a [Temple] to the Name of Jehovah God. |
| 1Chr 22:8: | But the word of Jehovah came to me that said, You’ve spilled a lot of blood and fought great wars, so you may not build a Temple to My Name because of all the blood that you’ve poured out onto the ground before Me. |
| 1Chr 22:11: | ‘Now, my son; May Jehovah be with you and bless you, for you will build a Temple to your God Jehovah, just as He said you would. |
| 1Chr 22:12: | And may He give you wisdom, understanding, and make you strong over Israel, so that you will preserve and keep the Laws of Jehovah your God. |
| 1Chr 22:13: | For, if you carefully obey the instructions and decisions that Jehovah gave to Israel through Moses, He will bless you. So, be a man and be strong! Don’t be weak or afraid! |
| 1Chr 22:14: | ‘Now, {Look!} in my own poor way, I’ve made preparations for the Temple of Jehovah. I’ve collected hundreds of tons of gold, thousands of tons of silver, and so much brass that nobody can estimate its weight. I’ve also collected the wood and stones, and you must add to all of this. |
| 1Chr 22:15: | ‘So, may Jehovah be with you, and may you finish [this project]. Bring together the huge number of craftsmen that will be needed… the stone workers, carpenters, and all the wise men |
| 1Chr 22:16: | who know how to work gold, silver, brass, and iron. Stand up and act, and Jehovah will be with you!’ |
| 1Chr 22:18: | ‘Isn’t Jehovah with you, and hasn’t He provided you with peace all around? He has put everyone who lives here into your hands, and the entire land is now subject to Jehovah and His people. |
| 1Chr 22:19: | So, search for Jehovah your God with all your hearts and souls. Then come and build a Holy Place to Jehovah your God, where you should place the Chest of the Sacred Agreement of Jehovah and all the rest of the holy things of God. You must build a Temple to the Name of Jehovah!’ |
| 1Chr 23:4: | and of these, twenty-four thousand were [assigned] over the Temple of Jehovah, six thousand were [to be] scribes and judges, |
| 1Chr 23:5: | four thousand were [to be] gatekeepers, and four thousand were anointed to praise Jehovah with the sacred musical instruments, which were made specifically for that purpose. |
| 1Chr 23:13: | The sons of AmBram were Aaron and Moses. Then Aaron and his sons were set-aside to [serve in] the Holy of Holies, to burn incense before Jehovah, and to officiate and use the power of His Name through the ages. |
| 1Chr 23:24: | These were the names of the rulers over the descendants of Levi by houses and family lines who were more than twenty years old and served at the Temple of Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 23:25: | Then David said, ‘Jehovah the God of Israel has provided rest for His people, and He has camped in Jerusalem through the ages. |
| 1Chr 23:28: | for he had appointed them to [assist the descendants] of Aaron as they served in the Temple of Jehovah. They were to be in charge of the courtyards, the place of worship, cleansing the holy things, and handling the maintenance of the Temple of God. |
| 1Chr 23:30: | Each morning and evening they were to praise and acknowledge Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 23:31: | They also prepared all the whole burnt offerings to Jehovah on the Sabbaths, on the New Moons, and on the holidays (as they were instructed), and they always stood before Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 23:32: | They stood guard by watches over the Tent of Proofs, over the Holy Place, and over their brothers the sons of Aaron, [whose job was to] officiate inside the Temple of Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 24:19: | So, this is the way their duties were assigned and the order in which they were to enter the Temple of Jehovah, as these responsibilities were set out by their ancestor Aaron, and which were given to him by Jehovah the God of Israel. |
| 1Chr 25:3: | Under IdiThoum were his six sons, GodoliJah, SoUri, IseAs, Shimei, AsabiJah, and MatTathiJah. They all played the woodwinds to praise and acknowledge Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 25:7: | In addition, many others in their families were taught to sing to Jehovah, so altogether there were two hundred and eighty-eight in the chorus. |
| 1Chr 26:12: | And it was from among them that the heads of the divisions of gate guards descended. They were all rulers and important men who handled the daily rotations of their families as they served in the Temple of Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 26:20: | The Levites and their families who received the responsibility of being over the treasury in the Temple of Jehovah and watching over the holy things |
| 1Chr 26:22: | and the sons of JeiEl were ZethOm and JoEl. They and their families were over the treasury of the Temple of Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 26:27: | They brought these things in from the cities they captured, and [David had them made holy] so that construction of the Temple of Jehovah God wouldn’t be delayed. |
| 1Chr 26:30: | AsabiJah and his family (descendants of Hebron) – all one thousand, seven hundred of them – were important people, for they watched over Israel on the other side of the Jordan, to their western boundary. They served as representatives of Jehovah and of the king. |
| 1Chr 26:32: | And at the time, there were two thousand, seven hundred family heads; and (following Jehovah’s instructions) King David had put them in charge of the tribes of Reuben, Gad, and the half-tribe of ManasSeh. |
| 1Chr 27:23: | Now, David never counted the men who were under twenty years old, because Jehovah said that He would cause Israel to grow like the stars in the sky. |
| 1Chr 28:2: | King David stood in the midst of the assembly and said, ‘Hear me, my brothers and my people; It came into my heart to build a House of rest for the Chest of the Sacred Agreement of Jehovah, and a station for the feet of our [God, Jehovah]. So I have prepared the things that will be needed for this shelter. |
| 1Chr 28:4: | Yet, Jehovah the God of Israel chose me from all the house of my father to be the king over Israel through the age. He has given the kingship to Judah and to the house of my father. And from among his sons, He chose me, because He wanted me to be the king over Israel. |
| 1Chr 28:5: | And from among all my sons (and Jehovah has given me many of them), He has chosen my son Solomon and seated him on the throne of His kingdom over Israel. |
| 1Chr 28:8: | ‘And now, before this entire assembly of Jehovah, and within the hearing of our God, I say [to Solomon]: Guard and seek all the Commandments of Jehovah our God, so that you will be the heir of a good land, which your sons can inherit with you through the ages. |
| 1Chr 28:9: | ‘And now, Solomon my son; Know the God of your fathers! Serve Him with a perfect heart and a willing soul, for Jehovah regularly checks the hearts and He knows every thought! If you search for Him you can find Him, but if you leave Him, He will leave you in the end. |
| 1Chr 28:10: | ‘Now, {Look!} Jehovah has chosen you to build a House as His sanctuary, so be strong and act!’ |
| 1Chr 28:12: | He had the plans all laid out in his mind for how the courtyards of the Temple of Jehovah were to be laid out, as well as all the places of worship, the storehouses around the Temple, the storehouses for the holy things, and the sleeping quarters. |
| 1Chr 28:13: | He had the plans for the daily rotations of the Priests and Levites, the assignments of work at the Temple of Jehovah, the management of the storehouses, and for how the sacred things were to be handled. |
| 1Chr 28:18: | [Then he gave] pure gold for the incense Altar, plainly showing him how much each one should weigh, and he showed him the plans for the chariot of the cherubs (the ones with open, spread wings that cover the Chest of the Sacred Agreement of Jehovah). |
| 1Chr 28:19: | David gave everything that was written by the hand of Jehovah to Solomon, to help him understand how to execute the plans. |
| 1Chr 28:20: | Then David said to Solomon, ‘Be strong and act like a man! Don’t be afraid or terrified, because my God Jehovah is with you. He won’t push you away, and He will never abandon you until you finish all the work of building the Temple of Jehovah. Look! Here are the plans for the Temple, His Sanctuary, His treasury, the upper rooms, the inner storehouses, and the place where [sacrifices are offered] for forgiveness of sins in the Temple of Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 28:21: | ‘And look! Here are the daily rotations for the Priests and Levites (for their service in the Temple of Jehovah), and the people who are [to be] with you. They are eager, wise, and skilled at all sorts of crafts, as are their supervisors; and they’re all ready to follow your instructions.’ |
| 1Chr 29:1: | Then King David said to the assembly: ‘My son Solomon, who Jehovah has taken for Himself, is still young and inexperienced, but he has a great work to do. However, this isn’t going to be accomplished by a man, but by Jehovah God. |
| 1Chr 29:5: | and to make things of gold and silver… whatever the craftsmen can do with it! And if anyone else is eager to contribute gold to make things of gold, and silver to make things of silver, may he fill his hands for Jehovah today.’ |
| 1Chr 29:6: | Well, the heads of families, the governors of the sons of Israel, the generals, the lieutenants, and the king’s supervisors and managers were eager to contribute to building the Temple of Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 29:8: | And they gave whatever stones they had to JeiEl the GerShonite to put into the storehouses for the Temple of Jehovah. |
| 1Chr 29:9: | Well, all the people were very happy because they had shown such eagerness, for their hearts were filled with their zeal for Jehovah. And King David was extremely happy, |
| 1Chr 29:10: | so he praised Jehovah before the assembly. He said: ‘O Jehovah, the God of Israel, our Father through the ages of ages; May You be praised. |
| 1Chr 29:11: | For to You, O Jehovah, belongs the greatness, the power, the boasting, the victory, the recognition, and the strength, because You made everything in heaven and on earth. ‘You are our Lord, and all the kings of all the nations are frightened before Your face, |
| 1Chr 29:12: | for from You comes all the wealth and glory. You’re the Ruler over everything, O Jehovah… You are above all others. And in Your hand there is strength and control; and in Your hand [is the power] to create all fame and mightiness. |
| 1Chr 29:13: | ‘And now, O Jehovah, we acknowledge You and we praise the Name of which You boast. |
| 1Chr 29:16: | ‘O Jehovah our God; all these things that I’ve prepared in order to build a Temple to Your Holy Name have come from Your own hands, because everything belongs to You. |
| 1Chr 29:17: | And I know, O Jehovah, that You are the One who examines the heart and that You love justice. So, it is with a pure heart that I’ve felt eager to do all these things. And now I’ve also seen gladness and eagerness for You among Your people. |
| 1Chr 29:18: | ‘O Jehovah, the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Israel… the God of our fathers; keep this feeling in the minds and hearts of Your people through the ages, and make their hearts straight toward You! |
| 1Chr 29:20: | Then David said to the entire assembly, ‘Praise Jehovah our God!’ And everyone there praised Jehovah, the God of their ancestors, and bent their knees to bow low before Jehovah and the king. |
| 1Chr 29:21: | Thereafter, David offered sacrifices to Jehovah. And on the next day, he sacrificed a thousand calves, a thousand rams, and a thousand lambs as whole burnt offerings, as well as drink offerings; and [he offered] many more sacrifices on behalf of Israel. |
| 1Chr 29:22: | So, they joyfully ate and drank there before Jehovah that day, and they held a second coronation for David’s son Solomon, anointing him as king before Jehovah, and ZaDok as the [High] Priest. |
| 1Chr 29:23: | And thereafter, Solomon sat on the throne of Jehovah as king in place of his father David, and everyone thought highly of him. For all Israel – |
| 1Chr 29:25: | And Jehovah made Solomon great before all Israel, giving him greater glory than any king that came before him. |
