Löydetty 1058 Tulokset: David Und Solomon
This work of hewing was shared between Solomon’s masons and Hiram’s; and the men of Gibel, too, prepared wood and stone for the building of the house. (1 Kings 5, 18)
It was in the four hundred and eightieth year after the Israelites left Egypt, in the second month (Zio, as it is called) of the fourth year of Solomon’s reign in Israel, that the building of the Lord’s house began.✻ (1 Kings 6, 1)
This house built by Solomon in the Lord’s honour was sixty cubits long, twenty wide, and thirty high; (1 Kings 6, 2)
When he had finished building the walls of the house, Solomon covered it in with cedar rafters; (1 Kings 6, 9)
This was a message the Lord sent to Solomon: (1 Kings 6, 11)
So thou art building me a house? Follow, then, my commandments, execute my decrees, hold fast to all the laws I have given thee, and by these guide thy steps. So I will grant thee fulfilment of the promise I made to thy father David; (1 Kings 6, 12)
So Solomon pressed on with the building of the house, until all was finished. (1 Kings 6, 14)
Then, for thirteen years, Solomon was engaged in building a palace for himself; so long was it before all was finished. (1 Kings 7, 1)
There was a craftsman named Hiram, living at Tyre, that king Solomon sent for; (1 Kings 7, 13)
his father had been a Tyrian, but his mother, now a widow, belonged to the tribe of Nephthali. A craftsman in bronze, wise, adroit and skilful at doing a brazier’s work; and to do such work king Solomon had now summoned him. (1 Kings 7, 14)
Pot and shovel and bucket Hiram made, all that king Solomon needed for the service of the Lord’s temple. (1 Kings 7, 40)
and pot and shovel and bucket besides. All the appurtenances of the Lord’s temple which Hiram made for Solomon were of burnished bronze, (1 Kings 7, 45)
