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No one came to their aid, since the city was far from Sidon and they had no contact with other people. The Danites then rebuilt the city, which was in the valley that belongs to Beth-rehob, and lived there. (Judges 18,28)

Early the next day the people built an altar there and offered holocausts and peace offerings. (Judges 21,4)

The Benjaminites did this; they carried off a wife for each of them from their raid on the dancers, and went back to their own territory, where they rebuilt and occupied the cities. (Judges 21,23)

All those at the gate, including the elders, said, "We do so. May the LORD make this wife come into your house like Rachel and Leah, who between them built up the house of Israel. May you do well in Ephrathah and win fame in Bethlehem. (Ruth 4,11)

Then he used to return to Ramah, for that was his home. There, too, he judged Israel and built an altar to the LORD. (1 Samuel 7,17)

and Saul built an altar to the LORD--this was the first time he built an altar to the LORD. (1 Samuel 14,35)

David then dwelt in the stronghold, which was called the City of David; he built up the area from Millo to the palace. (2 Samuel 5,9)

Hiram, king of Tyre, sent ambassadors to David; he furnished cedar wood, as well as carpenters and masons, who built a palace for David. (2 Samuel 5,11)

In all my wanderings everywhere among the Israelites, did I ever utter a word to any one of the judges whom I charged to tend my people Israel, to ask: Why have you not built me a house of cedar?' (2 Samuel 7,7)

Then David built an altar there to the LORD, and offered holocausts and peace offerings. The LORD granted relief to the country, and the plague was checked in Israel. (2 Samuel 24,25)

However, the people were sacrificing on the high places, for up to that time no temple had been built to the name of the LORD. (1 Kings 3,2)

The temple which King Solomon built for the LORD was sixty cubits long, twenty wide, and twenty-five high. (1 Kings 6,2)