1 Chronicles 23

David, now old, publicly appoints his son Solomon as the new king of Israel. David then focuses on organizing the Levites into divisions for service in the Temple. He counts all the Levites over the age of thirty, assigns them roles as priests, musicians, gatekeepers, and supervisors, and dictates their new duties in preparation for the permanent Temple structure. This detailed organization highlights the importance of order and worship to David's final legacy.