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1 Chronicles 15
David prepares to bring up the ark, ver. 1-24. It is brought up,
ver. 25-28. Michal despises him, ver. 29.
Verse 1. Houses - A palace consisting of many houses or apartments for
his several wives and children. A tent - He did not fetch the
tabernacle of Moses from Gibeon, because he intended forthwith
to build the temple.
Verse 5. The sons - Of Amram or Izhar, Kohath's sons, Num. iii, 27,
otherwise Elizaphan, ver. 8, and Hebron, ver. 9, and Uzziel, ver.
10, were Kohath's children.
Verse 11. The Priests - Abiathar the high-priest, and Zadok the second
priest.
Verse 18. Second degree - The first rank of sacred musicians being those
three famous persons named ver. 17, next to whom were these
here named. Porters - who were to keep the doors of the
tabernacle and courts, but with all were instructed in musick, that
when these were free from attendance upon their proper office,
they might not be idle nor unprofitable in God's house.
Verse 20. Alamoth - Or, with Alamoth which is thought to be the name
of an instrument of musick; or of a certain tune, or note, or part in
musick. The certain signification of it is not now known; and the
like may be said of Sheminith, ver. 21.
Verse 21. To excel - Which word may be added to note the excellency
of that instrument, or part of musick; or that there was a greater
extension or elevation of the voice than in the former. This way of
praising God by musical instruments, had not hitherto been in use.
But David instituted it by divine direction, and added it to the
other ordinances of that dispensation.
Verse 22. For song - He was the moderator of the musick, instructing
them when and how to lift up their voices, or change their notes,
or make their stops.
Verse 23. Door-keepers - They were appointed to keep the door of the
tent in which the ark was to be kept, that no unallowed person
might press in and touch it; and in like manner they were to attend
upon the ark in the way, and to guard it from the press and touch
of prophane hands; for which end these two went before the ark,
is their other two brethren mentioned in the close of ver. 24, came
after it.
Verse 26. Helped - Encouraging them in their work with some
comfortable sign of his presence with them. In all our religious
exercises, we must derive help from heaven. God's ministers that
bare the vessels of the Lord, have special need of divine help in
their ministrations, that God may be glorified thereby, and the
people edified.
Verse 27. Linen - With a linen ephod. This circumstance is repeated,
because it was an unusual thing for one, who was no Levite, to
wear a Levitical garment.
Chapter 15:
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