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David's Final Orders
Commentators explain that "the last words of David" likely refer to his final commands or orders before his death. While it could also mean a specific historical document, the consensus points to David's authoritative decision to change the age requirement for Levitical service from thirty to twenty years old.
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18th Century
Theologian
By the “last words of David,” some understand a historical work on the latter part of his reign, likely drawn up by Gad or Nathan (Compare [Referen…
19th Century
Bishop
For by the last words of David. —This means, because of his last commands. The Vulgate (juxta praecepta David novissima) and Syria…
17th Century
Pastor
For by the last words of David
Or therefore by the last orders he gave before his death:
the Levi…
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17th Century
Minister
Now, because the people of Israel were so numerous, more should have been employed in the temple service, so that every Israelite who brought an of…