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His service with his fellow Levites shall consist in sharing their responsibilities in the meeting tent, but he shall not do the work. This, then, is how you are to regulate the duties of the Levites." (Numbers 8, 26)
Is it too little for you that the God of Israel has singled you out from the community of Israel, to have you draw near him for the service of the LORD'S Dwelling and to stand before the community to minister for them? (Numbers 16, 9)
"Remember, it is I who have taken your kinsmen, the Levites, from the body of the Israelites; they are a gift to you, dedicated to the LORD for the service of the meeting tent. (Numbers 18, 6)
"To the Levites, however, I hereby assign all tithes in Israel as their heritage in recompense for the service they perform in the meeting tent. (Numbers 18, 21)
Only the Levites are to perform the service of the meeting tent, and they alone shall be held responsible; this is a perpetual ordinance for all your generations. The Levites, therefore, shall not have any heritage among the Israelites, (Numbers 18, 23)
Your families, as well as you, may eat them anywhere, since they are your recompense for service at the meeting tent. (Numbers 18, 31)
"Take a census, by ancestral houses, throughout the community of the Israelites of all those of twenty years or more who are fit for military service in Israel." (Numbers 26, 2)
"If your kinsman, a Hebrew man or woman, sells himself to you, he is to serve you for six years, but in the seventh year you shall dismiss him from your service, a free man. (Deuteronomy 15, 12)
You must not be reluctant to let your slave go free, since the service he has given you for six years was worth twice a hired man's salary; then also the LORD, your God, will bless you in everything you do. (Deuteronomy 15, 18)
But the people answered, "Far be it from us to forsake the LORD for the service of other gods. (Joshua 24, 16)
But when the judge died, they would relapse and do worse than their fathers, following other gods in service and worship, relinquishing none of their evil practices or stubborn conduct. (Judges 2, 19)
When Elkanah returned home to Ramah, the child remained in the service of the LORD under the priest Eli. (1 Samuel 2, 11)