The brother of Michah was Isshiah: of the sons of Isshiah; Zechariah.
The verse belongs to the rest of the history of David's reign and records part of his plans for the service of the house of God. It belongs to the account of the arrangements for worship under David, made during the preparations for the temple and before Solomon's accession. It is part of the record of the priestly families and their organization into divisions or courses for sanctuary service.
Those courses provided rotating service at Jerusalem and sent workers out to serve the people throughout Israel. The chapter's account connects with the course of Abijah, the eighth course, to which Zacharias belonged. The twenty-four elders in Revelation 4 answer to the twenty-four courses of priests described in 1 Chronicles 24 and assist Christ in His ministration.
The verse belongs to the rest of the history of David's reign and records part of his plans for the service of the house of God. It belongs to the account of the arrangements for worship under David, made during the preparations for the temple and before Solomon's accession. It is part of the record of the priestly families and their organization into divisions or courses for sanctuary service.
Those courses provided rotating service at Jerusalem and sent workers out to serve the people throughout Israel. The chapter's account connects with the course of Abijah, the eighth course, to which Zacharias belonged. The twenty-four elders in Revelation 4 answer to the twenty-four courses of priests described in 1 Chronicles 24 and assist Christ in His ministration.