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They made the census and saw that there was no one from Yabesh of Gilead. (Judges 21, 9)
Joab told the king, "May Yahweh your God multiply the people a hundred times and may my lord the king see this blessing. But why does my lord the king want to take a census?" (2 Samuel 24, 3)
Satan wanted to bring trouble on the people of Israel and so he made David take a census of the Israelites. (1 Chronicles 21, 1)
David said to Joab and to the senior army officers, "Go, and take a census of Israel, from Beersheba to Dan, then come back that I may know their number." (1 Chronicles 21, 2)
Joab gave David the figures for the census of the people: the whole of Israel numbered one million, one hundred thousand men capable of drawing sword, and Judah four hundred and seventy thousand capable of drawing sword. (1 Chronicles 21, 5)
But Joab disapproved of the king's command, and, because of this he had not taken any census of Levi or of Benjamin. (1 Chronicles 21, 6)
And David prayed to God, "Was it not I who sinned, by ordering this wicked census? But these, this flock, what have they done? Yahweh my God, let your hand lie heavy on me and on my family; but let your people escape the plague." (1 Chronicles 21, 17)
A census was taken of those Levites thirty years old or older. The total was thirty-eight thousand; (1 Chronicles 23, 3)
Census of the sons of Israel; The heads of families, the commanders of thousands and hundreds, and other officers who served the king in all that referred to the divisions of twenty-four thousand men each, that were on duty for a month, each month of the year. (1 Chronicles 27, 1)
David took no census of those who were twenty years old and under, since Yahweh had promised to make Israel as numerous as the stars of heaven. (1 Chronicles 27, 23)
Joab, son of Zeruiah began a census, but he did not finish it for God punished Israel because of this census. The final figures were never recorded in the official records of King David. (1 Chronicles 27, 24)
Solomon took a count of all the foreigners living in the land of Israel, following the census that David his father had taken; it was found there were a hundred and fifty-three thousand six hundred. (2 Chronicles 2, 16)