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                                                                                        JUNE 30
                                                          And all the widows stood by him weeping,
                                                          showing the tunics and garments which
                                                          Dorcas had made while she was with them.
                     9:30 Caesarea. An important port city on the  40 But Peter put them all out, and knelt down
                     Mediterranean located 30 miles north of  and prayed. And turning to the body he said,
                     Joppa.As the capital of the Roman province of  “Tabitha, arise.” And she opened her eyes,
                     Judea and the home of the Roman procurator,                      41
                     it served as the headquarters of a large Roman  and when she saw Peter she sat up.  Then he
                     garrison. sent him out to Tarsus. Paul disap-  gave her his hand and lifted her up; and when
                     peared from prominent ministry for several  he had called the saints and widows, he pre-
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                     years, although he possibly founded some  sented her alive.  And it became known
                     churches around Syria and Cilicia (15:23; Gal.  throughout all Joppa, and many believed on
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                     1:21).                               the Lord.  So it was that he stayed many days
                                                          in Joppa with Simon, a tanner.
                                  DAY 30: How were the duties of the temple divided up?
                      Administrative Duties  Supervisors                   1 Chronicles 23:4,5
                                        Bailiffs                           1 Chronicles 23:4,5
                                        Judges                             1 Chronicles 23:4,5
                                        Public administrators              1 Chronicles 26:29,30
                      Ministerial Duties  Priests                          1 Chronicles 24:1,2
                                        Prophets                           1 Chronicles 25:1
                                        Assistants for sacrifices          1 Chronicles 23:29–31
                                        Assistants for purification ceremonies  1 Chronicles 23:27,28
                      Service Duties    Bakers of the Bread of the Presence  1 Chronicles 23:29
                                        Those who checked the weights and measures  1 Chronicles 23:29
                                        Custodians                         1 Chronicles 23:28
                      Financial Duties  Those who cared for the treasury   1 Chronicles 26:20
                                        Those who cared for dedicated items  1 Chronicles 26:26–28
                      Artistic Duties   Musicians                          1 Chronicles 25:6
                                        Singers                            1 Chronicles 25:7
                      Protective Duties  Temple guards                     1 Chronicles 23:5
                                        Guards for the gates and storehouses  1 Chronicles 26:12–18
                      Individual Assignments Recording secretary           1 Chronicles 24:6
                                        Chaplain to the king               1 Chronicles 25:4
                                        Private prophet to the king        1 Chronicles 25:2
                                        Captain of the guard               1 Chronicles 26:1
                                        Chief officer of the treasury      1 Chronicles 26:23,24




























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