The ordering places Harim in the third position among the priestly divisions and Seorim in the fourth. This assignment forms part of a deliberate arrangement that divided the priests into twenty-four courses. Each course stood under its own chief and took its turn of service at the sanctuary for one week twice in the year.
The ordering places Harim in the third position among the priestly divisions and Seorim in the fourth. This assignment forms part of a deliberate arrangement that divided the priests into twenty-four courses. Each course stood under its own chief and took its turn of service at the sanctuary for one week twice in the year.