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Notes
Jehoshaphat fulfilled the Lord's command to teach the law (Deuteronomy 5:1; 17:18–20). He appointed five royal officers, nine Levites, and two priests to teach the people the book of the covenant. Levites often served as teachers during the Second temple period as well (Nehemiah 8:7).
Some versions leave out Tob-adonijah; this seems to be a scribal error of repetition.
Parallels
People
Judah: Israelite tribe, kingdom, and province
Glossary
Chronicles, Books of First and Second Genealogy Jehoram Jehoshaphat (Person) Shemaiah Teacher Tribe of Levi
Topics
Christian Minister: Teachers of Schools Commandments: General Scriptures Concerning Government: Maintains of Public Instruction Instruction in Religion Instruction: Unclassified Scriptures Relating To Jehoshaphat: King of Judah: His Wise Reign Jehoshaphat: King of Judah: Inaugurates a System of Public Instruction in the Law Jehoshaphat: King of Judah: Religious Zeal of Law: (Contained in the Books of Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy): from City to City Levites: Teachers of the Law Missionary Work by Ministers: Levites Obadiah: A Prince of Judah Who Instructed the People in the Law Religion: Outstanding Religious Persons: Jehoshaphat Rulers: Righteous: Jehoshaphat, in Walking in the Ways of the Lord School: State The Levites: Services of Teaching the People The Scriptures: should be Taught to All Word of God: Conviction of Sin from Reading Word of God: To be Read Publicly