Solomon had twelve officers over all Israel, who provided food for the king and his household. Each man had to make provision for one month in the year.
1 Kings 4:7

Solomon's 12 officers didn't strictly correspond to the 12 tribes, however the number was based on the number of tribes, not including Levi who would have been exempt from taxation.

Months ago, I'd found a picture post with information about a Weekly Teen Torah Study on Thursdays at 1pm via zoom. Due to joining a Thursday afternoon co-op, I'd thought the timing wouldn't work out but, now that our Thursdays have opened up, I cannot find the information.
Any chance that anyone else has information about this or another Teen Torah study?

Happy Prep Day Triumph In Truth family!

Per Deuteronomy 18:6, a Levite may choose his own time of service at the Temple. He can't be drafted or forced to serve. Once there, though, he doesn't necessarily get to choose his own job. This is a lot like surrendering to God. He calls, but he won't force you to answer except under extraordinary circumstances. But once you have committed to serve him, you don't get to dictate the terms of your service. It's all or nothing.

Vs 6-8 imply that a Levite is only entitled to a share in the firstfruits offerings when he is actively engaged in service at the altar. This also suggests that we should materially support those engaged in spiritual ministry in God's Kingdom.

Our 2nd Hebrew School lesson was just uploaded to YouTube. Today we're learning the first four consonants in the Hebrew Alephbeit, plus a few more vowels. We plan to release videos every Monday and Friday morning, so be sure to subscribe! :-)

The firstfruits of your grain, of your wine and of your oil, and the first fleece of your sheep, you shall give him.
Deuteronomy 18:4

Grain, wine, oil, and fleece in this verse aren't meant to limit the firstfruits offerings. They are only stand-ins for all the products of human labor and wealth.

There is no functioning Levitical priesthood on earth and I don't know any believing Levites in my local community, so I try to honor this commandment by giving away some of the first harvest from my garden to friends, family, and neighbors.