King David, though not a perfect man, was penned “man after God’s heart.” King David worshiped God with no reserve. He is attributed with organizing music for temple worship. David desired a place to worship and eventually erected a tent which was sometimes called “David’s tabernacle.” While this tabernacle was a dissimilar from the tabernacle that Moses erected, Robert Webber in Worship Old and New asserts, “There was no animal sacrifices. Levites led the people day and night in praising the Lord through song, musical instruments, and dance (1 Chron. 16:4).” However, king David was not allowed to build the temple of the Lord but his son Solomon would complete the temple where the worship was prepared by the singers and musicians.