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|  | title = "1 Chronicles 25:1–30" | ||||||
|  | date = "2024-06-24" | ||||||
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|  | ### [Read the passage.](https://biblia.com/bible/esv/1Chronicles25.1-30) | ||||||
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|  | The temple musicians are from the families of Asaph, Heman, and Jeduthun. | ||||||
|  | As with the priests, they are divided into twenty-four divisions for the rotation of service in the temple throughout the years. | ||||||
|  | The divisions were assigned by lot, without regard to skill, experience, or prestige of the musicians. | ||||||
|  | While this is objectively fair, it does introduce the possibility for the divisions to be imbalanced in some ways. | ||||||
|  | However, the Lord is sovereign, and the intention behind casting lots is not for "random chance" to decide outcomes, but to explicitly say the Lord is the one who chooses. | ||||||
|  | We can be sure that the results of these divisions are exactly the way the Lord wanted them. | ||||||
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|  | It is interesting to note that the musicians are said to have prophecied with their harps, lyres, and cymbals. | ||||||
|  | Most of the time we think of "prophecy" as foretelling the future, and there is a large part of that, but really prophesying is about relating God's words to the people. | ||||||
|  | The singers would be singing psalms, giving praise and thanksgiving to God while the people came to offer worship and sacrifices. | ||||||
|  | These songs would contain the Lord's inspired words and teach the people the truths they needed to know in order to live holy lives. | ||||||
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|  | You have given us everything needed for life and godliness. | ||||||
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