A History of the Hebrew People ..
A History of the Hebrew People ..
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25). At the same time the nun* Digitized by Google 200 A HISTORY OF THE HEBREW PEOPLE bers of the regularly appointed priests increased, and their functions became more clearly defined. When the sanctuary at Shiloh was destroyed, the descendants of Eli the priest migrated to Nob, a little to the north of Jebus ; there they remained until Saul, in a fit of madness, caused them to be slain because they had hospitably received the outlaw David (sect. 97).
Abiathar, who escaped, followed David in h...is fortunes, and ultimately was placed in charge of the royal sanc- tuary at Jerusalem; his attachment to the cause of Adonijah, however, cost him his position soon after the accession of Solomon, and his colleague, Zadok, a priest of unknown family, was appointed in his place ; the descendants of Zadok continued as guardians of the Temple until the fall of Jerusalem. Other royal priests are mentioned. Ira, the Jairite, served in con- junction with Abiathar and Zadok (II. Sam. xx. 25).
Certain of David's sons were priests (II.
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25). At the same time the nun* Digitized by Google 200 A HISTORY OF THE HEBREW PEOPLE bers of the regularly appointed priests increased, and their functions became more clearly defined. When the sanctuary at Shiloh was destroyed, the descendants of Eli the priest migrated to Nob, a little to the north of Jebus ; there they remained until Saul, in a fit of madness, caused them to be slain because they had hospitably received the outlaw David (sect. 97).
Abiathar, who escaped, followed David in h...is fortunes, and ultimately was placed in charge of the royal sanc- tuary at Jerusalem; his attachment to the cause of Adonijah, however, cost him his position soon after the accession of Solomon, and his colleague, Zadok, a priest of unknown family, was appointed in his place ; the descendants of Zadok continued as guardians of the Temple until the fall of Jerusalem. Other royal priests are mentioned. Ira, the Jairite, served in con- junction with Abiathar and Zadok (II. Sam. xx. 25).
Certain of David's sons were priests (II.
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