Shebuel

Shebuel is mentioned as the son of Gershom, the son of Moses, and is thus placed in an important Levitical lineage.

Shebuel was appointed as chief overseer of the treasures in the Lord's house during David's organization of the Levites' service.

In David's extensive organization of the Levites and their service assignments, Shebuel and his family were given specific areas of responsibility.

Shebuel is identified as part of the lineage of Gershom, who was Moses' firstborn son, highlighting the connection between the Mosaic tradition and temple service.

Shebuel and his descendants became part of the permanent service arrangement that David established for the temple which Solomon would later build.