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Then, too, the navy of Hiram, which carried gold from Ophir, brought an exceedingly great quantity of thyine wood and precious stones from Ophir. (1 Kings 10, 11)
Then king Solomon gave the queen of Sheba all that she desired and requested of him, aside from what he himself had offered to her from his royal bounty. And she returned and went away to her own land, with her servants. (1 Kings 10, 13)
Now the weight of the gold that was brought to Solomon each year was six hundred sixty-six talents of gold, (1 Kings 10, 14)
Also, king Solomon made two hundred large shields from the purest gold. He dispensed six hundred shekels of gold for the layers of one shield. (1 Kings 10, 16)
And for the three hundred crescent-shaped shields of tested gold, there were three hundred minas of gold covering one shield. And the king placed these in the house of the forest of Lebanon. (1 Kings 10, 17)
Also, king Solomon made a great throne from ivory. And he clothed it with a great quantity of red gold. (1 Kings 10, 18)
The throne had six steps, and the summit of the throne was rounded in the back section. And there were two hands, on one side and the other, holding the seat. And two lions were standing beside each hand, (1 Kings 10, 19)
Moreover, all the vessels from which king Solomon would drink were of gold. And all the items in the house of the forest of Lebanon were of the purest gold. There was no silver, nor was any accounting made of silver in the days of Solomon. (1 Kings 10, 21)
For the navy of the king, once every three years, went with the navy of Hiram by sea to Tarshish, bringing from there gold, and silver, and elephant tusks, and primates, and peacocks. (1 Kings 10, 22)
And so, king Solomon was magnified above all the kings of the earth in riches and in wisdom. (1 Kings 10, 23)
And all the earth desired to see the face of Solomon, so as to hear his wisdom, which God had granted to his heart. (1 Kings 10, 24)
And each one brought him gifts, vessels of silver and of gold, clothing and weapons of war, as well as aromatics, and horses, and mules, throughout each year. (1 Kings 10, 25)
