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Immerse Chronicles Day 336 Year 2 Bible Reading

Season 2 Episode 336

Day 336: The Divisions of Gatekeepers and David's Final Instructions to Solomon

In today's reading of 'Immerse: The Daily Bible Reading Experience,' we reach Day 336, providing an in-depth account of the divisions of the gatekeepers from the clans of the Cora Heights and their responsibilities. Key figures and families, such as Michelle Amaya, Obed Edam, and the sons of Obed Edam, are discussed in detail, highlighting their specific roles and duties in guarding the temple gates and treasuries. Moreover, the responsibilities of other Levite clans, including those in charge of the treasuries and the administrative duties over Israel, are described. The passage also includes the military organization under King David, detailing the commanders and the monthly rotations of the troops. Finally, David's heartfelt speech to all officials of Israel is featured, where he charges Solomon with the task of building the temple and provides meticulous instructions for its construction. David encourages Solomon with words of strength and assurance, ensuring God's presence in the monumental task ahead. The reading culminates with the joyous offerings from the people and officials for the temple, showcasing their collective devotion and generosity.

00:00 Introduction to Immerse: The Daily Bible Reading Experience
00:04 The Divisions of the Gatekeepers
00:53 Responsibilities and Blessings of Obed Edam's Descendants
02:15 Gate Assignments and Duties
03:03 Treasuries and Their Overseers
05:31 Israelite Generals and Captains
08:07 Tribal Leaders and Their Roles
11:13 David's Charge to Solomon
13:49 David's Preparations for the Temple
16:09 David's Final Appeal and Offerings

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1. What stood out to you this week?
2. Was there anything confusing or troubling?
3. Did anything make you think differently about God?
4. How might this change the way we live?

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