The fourth to Izri, he, his sons, and his brethren, were twelve:
David set the temple musicians in careful order, dividing them into twenty-four courses for service. Those chosen for this work were not casual singers but skilled men who had received special instruction for their office. In that arrangement the fourth lot fell to Izri, whose sons and brethren with him made up a company of twelve.
David set the temple musicians in careful order, dividing them into twenty-four courses for service. Those chosen for this work were not casual singers but skilled men who had received special instruction for their office. In that arrangement the fourth lot fell to Izri, whose sons and brethren with him made up a company of twelve.