Chapter, Paragraph

 1 3,2 |         the penitential Psalm of David, Have mercy on me, O God... (
 2 3,8 |       contains the 150 Psalms of David, divided into twenty Kathismas,
 3 4,1 |         was a descendant of King David, to whom God had promised
 4 4,4 |         to Judea, to the city of David, which is called Bethlehem,
 5 4,4 |         the house and lineage of David, to be enrolled with Mary
 6 4,4 |          this day in the city of David a Savior, Who is Christ
 7 4,8 |          Joseph, of the house of David; and the virgin's name was
 8 4,8 |         the throne of His father David, and He will reign over
 9 4,1 |       would sit on the throne of David, the king of glory, and
10 4,1 |   rapture: Hosanna to the Son of David! Blessed is He Who comes
11 6,2 |          and ashes (Gen. 18:27). David, both king and prophet,
12 6,2 |        In the Old Testament King David (the Psalmist), the Prophet
13 6,2 |          Saul oppressed the meek David. The Jews drove away the
14 6,4 |      indicating His lineage from David, which was fulfilled through
15 6,4 |          or stem) of the line of David, the son of Jesse.~ ~Tabernacle.~
16 8,4 |      first of which recalls King David who repented before Nathan
17 8,4 |        husband of Bathsheba whom David loved. After being rebuked
18 8,4 |         being rebuked by Nathan, David confessed, I have sinned
19 8,4 |   against the Lord! Upon hearing David's repentance, Nathan proclaimed
20 10,1|         the great-grandmother of David the King (Ch. 4:13-22).~ ~
21 10,1|       Samuel, King Saul and King David. Originally one unified
22 10,1|          Sam. 8-15); 3) Saul and David; David befriended at first
23 10,1|          15); 3) Saul and David; David befriended at first by Saul,
24 10,1|    persecuted (I Sam. 16-31); 4) David, King over Judah after the
25 10,1|         of Saul (2 Sam. 1-4); 5) David, King over all Israel and
26 10,1|     perpetuity in the dynasty of David, from which one day will
27 10,1|      Israelite King must not be. David is described because like
28 10,1|         Solomon and the death of David (Ch. 1-2) and recounts the
29 10,1|        history of the dynasty of David and of the Temple until
30 10,1|          s hope — the dynasty of David, and on Israel's glory —
31 10,1|    Israel's history from Adam to David, presented by a series of
32 10,1| genealogies; 2) (1 Chr. 10-29) — David as a great Monarch and the
33 10,1|          customarily ascribed to David and Solomon. The book of
34 10,1|    include Psalm 151 — a Song of David after he fought with Goliath.]~
35 10,1|         the Preacher, the son of David, King in Jerusalem (Eccl.
36 10,1|  Messianic King on the throne of David.~ ~Zechariah.~The prophecies