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Prophecy as Inspired Praise
Commentators clarify that to "prophesy" in this context does not mean foretelling the future, but rather praising God with earnest devotion through music. Scholars like Matthew Henry and John Gill note this was done under the influence of the Holy Spirit, making the worship a divinely inspired act, not just a lifeless performance.
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1 Chronicles
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Albert Barnes
On 1 Chronicles 25:2
18th Century
Theologian
Under the hands of Asaph... — That is, “under the direction of Asaph,” who himself “prophesied,” or performed the sacred services, “under th…
Charles Ellicott
On 1 Chronicles 25:2
19th Century
Bishop
Of the sons of Asaph; Zaccur. —Literally, To the sons of Asaph belonged Zaccur. In [Reference 1 Chronicles 25:2-…
John Gill
On 1 Chronicles 25:2
17th Century
Pastor
Of the sons of Asaph
Who were separated, and by lot appointed, to the service of singers in the temple:
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Matthew Henry
On 1 Chronicles 25:1–31
17th Century
Minister
David put those in order who were appointed to be singers and musicians in the temple. To prophesy, in this place, means praising God with great ea…