Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5  |           kings, the prophets, of David,~and the epistles of the
 2   1,2,3  |         root and the offspring of David, and the ~bright and morning
 3   1,2,4  |         transfer of the Ark under David, Uzzah was struck dead because
 4   1,3,5  |            Saul was succeeded by ~David and, later, by David.s son
 5   1,3,5  |          by ~David and, later, by David.s son Solomon. Under Rehoboam
 6   1,3,5  |      Samuel to anoint a boy named David, of the town of Bethlehem,
 7   1,3,5  |        the Philistines, and young David, ~with God.s assistance,
 8   1,3,5  |     victory for the Jews and made David famous, which moved Saul
 9   1,3,5  |           of his life, persecuted David, trying to kill him (Ch.
10   1,3,5  |        death of Saul (Ch. 25-31). David.s sad feelings over unjust
11   1,3,5  |         forty-year-long reign of ~David. The first few years of
12   1,3,5  |            The first few years of David.s reign were quite successful,
13   1,3,5  |        him ~in everything he did. David took the fortress of Jerusalem
14   1,3,5  |      Abraham offered sacri-~fice. David moved the Ark of the Covenant
15   1,3,5  |   tent-temple). But the Lord told David, through a ~prophet, that
16   1,3,5  |           10). The second half of David.s reign ~was spoiled by
17   1,3,5  |         in the life of the state. David was especially broken-hearted
18   1,3,5  |        that followed (Ch. 11-24). David expressed his deep regret
19   1,3,5  |        can learn from the life of David: his deep faith in God,
20   1,3,5  |          The apostles write about David with great respect. ~Church
21   1,3,5  |         examples from the life of David in their teachings. His
22   1,3,5  |        This prophecy was given to David through the prophet Nathan (
23   1,3,5  |            kings of the family of David, and the kingdom of Israel
24   1,3,5  |        along with the godly kings David and ~Josiah (Ch. 23). Hezekiah
25   1,4,2  |         musical ~instrument. King David was the first to accompany
26   1,4,2  |         contains 150 psalms. King David was the first major contribu-~
27   1,4,2  |            Besides the psalms ~of David, the book contains 1 psalm
28   1,4,2  |        life of the righteous king David. David ~was born a thousand
29   1,4,2  |         the righteous king David. David ~was born a thousand years
30   1,4,2  |          death of King Saul, King David became the greatest of all
31   1,4,2  | importantly, strong faith in God. David himself was ~often in charge
32   1,4,2  |   feelings found in the psalms of David inspired ~numerous later
33   1,4,2  |           psalms were written by ~David, yet fair is the common
34   1,4,2  |       psalms: The Psalter of King David. ~ ~Importance of the Psalter
35   1,4,2  |           on sabbaths and feasts. David introduced the ~use of musical
36   1,4,3  |        written by Solomon, son of David, who reigned in Jerusalem ~
37   1,4,3  |         book of Proverbs, just as David was the main ~contributor
38   1,4,4  |    pseudonym taken by the son of ~David who ruled in Jerusalem.
39   1,5,2  |       Israel. Descendants of King David reigned in Judea, situated
40   1,5,5  |       would restore the throne of David (in the spiritual sense)
41   1,Add,2|          in Job, Isaiah, Solomon, David, John the Theologian and
42   1,Add,0|          Jesus Christ, the Son of David, the Son of Abraham” (Matt.
43   1,Add,1|         ss. 155 ff., 163 ff.; Dom David Amand, L’arcese monastique
44   2,1    |        the kingdom~and the age of David, the erection of the first
45   2,1    |         in Jewish history between David and Jesus. Against~overwhelming
46   2,1,6  |      priests, that in the days of David they were grouped into twentyfour~
47   2,1,6  |        priest who was faithful to David and~Solomon when Abiather,
48   2,1,8  |        would be of the lineage of David (Ps. 89:3-4; Isa.~11:1-10;
49   2,1,8  |          would be a descendant of David (Matt. 22:42). At the time
50   2,1,1  |           for a brief time, under David and Solomon, between nine
51   2,2,5  |         the~Jews His descent from David and Abraham. He makes a
52   2,2,5  |           is not “a descendant of David” as in that of Matthew,
53   2,5,6  |   successions established by King David for service in the~temples,
54   2,5,3  |   Restorati~Jerusalem and~(Key of David)~New-~Testament~period~Time