Preparation: A Study in 1 ChroniclesSýnishorn
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What does it say?
Under David’s leadership, all Israel brought the Ark of the Lord into Jerusalem, just as God had commanded through Moses.
What does it mean?
David prepared a place for the Ark because he knew it was God’s will to bring it to Jerusalem. He had failed the first time he tried to bring the Ark into the city because he didn’t follow God’s instructions regarding how it was to be moved. This time David led the people as the Ark was carried on poles that rested on the priests’ shoulders, just as God had directed Moses. David, the Levites, and elders rejoiced with shouts, music, and dancing in the great procession as the Ark was transported into Jerusalem. David’s desire to bring the Ark of God’s presence into the city was finally successful.
How should I respond?
God’s ways may not always be easy, but they are always best. Neglecting God’s Word concerning how to accomplish His purpose may lead to failure. Thankfully, failure isn’t final. Serving God is not just about finishing a task. Our purpose is to glorify God as we accomplish the work He has given. But we have to know what the Bible says so we can do God’s will His way. In your office, school, or home, what has God called you to do? If you’ve failed, will you seek God and try again? You may not please everyone, but successfully doing as God asks will please Him and bring you great personal joy.
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Written following their return from exile, Chronicles is a theological retelling of Israel's monarchial history. In this post-exilic season, doubt and apathy plagued God's people and their trust in His promises. The Chronicler responds by reminding Israel of God's faithfulness from Adam to Moses to David and ultimately points toward a Greater David to come.
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