2Ch 23:4-6 | TNotes | STEP | Summary for 2Chr 23:4-6: 23:4-6 The most logical time for the coup was at the changing of the Temple guard, when there would be large movements of people. A third of the guards were coming on duty; they were stationed in three locations to perform their regular duties and to watch for any activity from the palace. The remainder of the armed force was stationed in the courtyards of the Lord ’s Temple , providing a human wall to protect the king.

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‏ 2 Chronicles 23:4-6

Summary for 2Chr 23:4-6: 23:4-6 ^a The most logical time for the coup was at the changing of the Temple guard, when there would be large movements of people. A third of the guards were coming on duty; they were stationed in three locations to perform their regular duties and to watch for any activity from the palace. The remainder of the armed force was stationed in the courtyards of the Lord’s Temple, providing a human wall to protect the king.
Summary for 2Chr 23:6-7: 23:6-7 ^b Because only the priests and Levites on duty may enter the Temple, the Levites were required to prevent anyone else from doing so.