Bible Cross References
the charge
1 Chronicles 26:22-26
22
Ladan's two other sons, Zetham and Joel, had charge of the Temple treasury and storerooms.
23
Duties were also assigned to the descendants of Amram, Izhar, Hebron, and Uzziel.
24
Shebuel, of the clan of Moses' son Gershom, was the chief official responsible for the Temple treasury.
25
Through Gershom's brother Eliezer he was related to Shelomith. Eliezer was the father of Rehabiah, who was the father of Jeshaiah, the father of Joram, the father of Zichri, the father of Shelomith.
26
Shelomith and the members of his family were in charge of all the gifts dedicated to God by King David, the heads of families, leaders of clan groups, and army officers.
Numbers 23:25-27
25
Then Balak said to Balaam, "You refuse to curse the people of Israel, but at least don't bless them!"
26
Balaam answered, "Didn't I tell you that I had to do everything that the LORD told me?"
27
Balak said, "Come with me, and I will take you to another place. Perhaps God will be willing to let you curse them for me from there."
Ezra 8:25-30
25
Then I weighed out the silver, the gold, and the utensils which the emperor, his advisers and officials, and the people of Israel had given to be used in the Temple, and I gave it to the priests.
26
This is what I gave them: silver - 25 tons; 100 silver utensils - 150 pounds; gold - 7,500 pounds; 20 gold bowls - 270 ounces; fine bronze bowls, equal in value to gold bowls
27
(SEE 8:26)
28
I said to them, "You are sacred to the LORD, the God of your ancestors, and so are all the silver and gold utensils brought to him as freewill offerings.
29
Guard them carefully until you reach the Temple. There in the priests' rooms weigh them and turn them over to the leaders of the priests and of the Levites, and to the leaders of the people of Israel in Jerusalem."
30
So the priests and the Levites took charge of the silver, the gold, and the utensils, to take them to the Temple in Jerusalem.
Nehemiah 12:44
At that time men were put in charge of the storerooms where contributions for the Temple were kept, including the tithes and the first grain and fruit that ripened each year. These men were responsible for collecting from the farms near the various cities the contributions for the priests and the Levites which the Law required. All the people of Judah were pleased with the priests and the Levites,
Nehemiah 13:4
The priest Eliashib, who was in charge of the Temple storerooms, had for a long time been on good terms with Tobiah.
Nehemiah 13:5
He allowed Tobiah to use a large room that was intended only for storing offerings of grain and incense, the equipment used in the Temple, the offerings for the priests, and the tithes of grain, wine, and olive oil given to the Levites, to the Temple musicians, and to the Temple guards.