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David Brings the Ark to Jerusalem
Commentary
1 Chronicles 13 is a chapter that focuses on the importance of following God’s commands. It begins with David’s desire to bring the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem, which was a symbol of God’s presence among the people. David’s plan was to bring the Ark to Jerusalem in a cart, but God’s instructions were that it should be carried by the Levites. David’s disobedience resulted in the death of Uzzah, and David was so grieved by this that he was afraid to bring the Ark to Jerusalem. The chapter then goes on to describe how David consulted with the leaders of Israel and they agreed to follow God’s instructions and carry the Ark on the shoulders of the Levites. This was a sign of their obedience to God and their commitment to following His commands. The chapter ends with a reminder that God is to be feared and obeyed. It is a reminder that we should always seek to follow God’s commands and not our own desires. It is a reminder that God’s will should be our priority and that we should be willing to accept the consequences of our disobedience.
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Assuming a reader with an average reading speed of 300 WPM reads the 1 Chronicles, chapter 13 it would take approximately 2 minutes to finish.
There are 14 verses in 1 Chronicles, chapter 13.