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and the foundations he laid for the Lord’s house, using the old cubit measure, were sixty cubits long and twenty cubits wide. (2 Chronicles 3, 3)
and pot and fork and bowl besides all else. All such ornaments for the Lord’s house did Hiram, king Solomon’s master craftsman, fashion out of the purest bronze; (2 Chronicles 4, 16)
Other appurtenances, too, of the Lord’s house must Solomon make; the golden altar, and the golden tables on which the hallowed loaves were set out, (2 Chronicles 4, 19)
Nothing but must be made of the purest gold, incense-boat and censer and bowl and spoon. Carved doors within, leading to the shrine, temple doors without, alike were plated with gold. Thus Solomon completed all the work needed for the service of the Lord’s house.✻ (2 Chronicles 4, 22)
Trumpet and voice, cymbals and flute, with all the other instruments, sounded aloud so that the noise of them could be heard far off, as they praised the Lord together; Praise the Lord, they sang, the Lord is gracious; his mercy endures for ever. And with that, the whole of the Lord’s house was wreathed in cloud; (2 Chronicles 5, 13)
lost in that cloud, the priests could not wait upon the Lord with his accustomed service; his own glory was there, filling his own house.✻ (2 Chronicles 5, 14)
It is true, then, the house I have built in his honour is to be, for ever, his dwelling-place. (2 Chronicles 6, 2)
And when he, my father, would have built a house in honour of the Lord God of Israel, (2 Chronicles 6, 7)
But it is not for thee, he said, to build me a house. A house shall be built in my honour, but by thy son, the heir of thy body. (2 Chronicles 6, 9)
That promise of his the Lord has fulfilled; I have come forward in my father David’s place, sit upon the throne of Israel, as the Lord promised I should; it has been mine to build a house to the honour of the Lord, Israel’s God, (2 Chronicles 6, 10)
Folly it were to think that God has a dwelling-place on earth. If the very heavens, and the heaven that is above the heavens, cannot contain thee, what welcome can it offer thee, this house which I have built? (2 Chronicles 6, 18)
Has a man wronged his neighbour, and is he ready to clear himself of the charge by an oath? Then, if he comes to this house of thine, to swear the lie before thy altar, (2 Chronicles 6, 22)
