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CHAPTER 6THE DESCRIPTION OF THE TEMPLE
_ 1. The date of the beginning of the building (1 Kings 6:1)_
2. The house, the porches and side chambers (1 Kings 6:2)
3. The divine charge (1 Kings 6:11)
4...
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DESCRIPTION OF SOLOMON'S TEMPLE. The Temple area is on the eastern
hill of Jerusalem, which overlooks the valley of the Kidron, with the
Mount of Olives on the opposite side. It was probably not the Z...
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_And_then _he built chambers against all the house, five cubits high_
Better with R.V. -And he built THE STORIES against all the house, EACH
five cubits high." We ought perhaps to make some allowance...
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B. THE EXTERIOR OF THE HOUSE 6:2-10
TRANSLATION
(2) As for the house which King Solomon built for the LORD: sixty
cubits was its length and twenty cubits its breadth and thirty cubits
its height. (3)...
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_AND THEN HE BUILT CHAMBERS AGAINST ALL THE HOUSE, FIVE CUBITS HIGH:
AND THEY RESTED ON THE HOUSE WITH TIMBER OF CEDAR._
Chambers ... five cubits high. That was the height of the whole three
storeys....
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6:10 they (b-14) i.e. the whole system of side chambers....
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THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE TEMPLE
In shape the Temple was a rectangular hall 60 x 20 x 30 cubits (a
cubit being about 18 inches). On its E. face it had a porch (forming
an entrance) which extended across...
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GOD’S LESSONS FROM HISTORY
1 KINGS
_PHILIP SMITH_
CHAPTER 6
THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE *TEMPLE
Solomon acted as the *temple’s architect. But the plans were not
his own. He used the plans that David...
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(5-10) The general meaning of these verses is clear, though some of
the words are doubtful. Round three sides of the Temple was built a
kind of aisle, opening, however, outwards and not into the Templ...
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וַ יִּ֤בֶן אֶת־_הַ_†_יָּצִ֨יעַ֙_† עַל
־כָּל...
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1 Kings 6:1; 1 Kings 7:1
THE TEMPLE
1 Kings 5:1; 1 Kings 6:1;...
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THE PLAN OF THE LORD'S HOUSE
1 Kings 6:1
The Temple was twice the size of the Tabernacle-ninety feet long by
thirty feet broad, and forty-five feet high. The plan had been given
to David by revelatio...
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BREAKING THREE COMMANDMENTS
1 Kings 21:1; 1 Kings 1:1; 1 Kings 2:1; 1 Kings 3:1;...
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This chapter is full of interest, as it gives a somewhat detailed
description of the structure of the Temple. In all essentials its
actual central building was on the pattern of the Tabernacle. It was...
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Height. To prevent the excessive heats. Five other cubits were also
subtracted, ver. 20. Some translate, "he made also stories of all the
temple, each five cubits high;" so that the three stories occu...
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(3) And the porch before the temple of the house, twenty cubits was
the length thereof, according to the breadth of the house; and ten
cubits was the breadth thereof before the house. (4) And for the...
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The books of First and Second Samuel show us the failure of the
priesthood, and, in consequence, when a state of evident shame and
dishonour overspread the face of Israel, the heart of the people
desi...
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The house may be looked at in two ways-as a type of the Father's
house, and as in fact the habitation of God on the earth when Jesus
reigns. In the latter aspect I only look for the grand thoughts and...
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AND [THEN] HE BUILT CHAMBERS AGAINST ALL THE HOUSE FIVE CUBITS
HIGH,.... Which some understand of the same chambers in 1 Kings 6:5;
here made mention of again for the sake of giving the height of them...
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And [then] he built chambers against all the house, five cubits high:
and they rested on the house [with] timber of cedar.
Ver. 10. _And he built chambers._] The tabernacle had none such. See
on 1 Ki...
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_So he built the house, and finished it_ That is, the walls of the
house. _And then he built chambers_ There is nothing in the Hebrew for
the word _then_, which being omitted, the sense is, that he he...
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1 The building of Solomons Temple.
5 The chambers thereof.
11 Gods promise vnto it.
15 The sieling and adorning of it:
23 The Cherubims.
31 The doores.
36 The court.
37 The time of building it....
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THE BUILDING OF THE TEMPLE
(vs.1-38)
The date of the beginning of the temple is given specifically in verse
1 as the 480th year after Israel had left Egypt, which was the 4th
year of Solomon's reign,...
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1-10 The temple is called the house of the Lord, because it was
directed and modelled by him, and was to be employed in his service.
This gave it the beauty of holiness, that it was the house of the...
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AGAINST ALL THE HOUSE; which interpreters understand of those chambers
described 1 KINGS 6:5,6. But why should that be repeated again, and
that so darkly and confusedly, after he had particularly and...
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1 Kings 6:10 built H1129 (H8799) chambers H3326 (H8675) H3326 temple
H1004 five H2568 cubits H520 high...
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CONTENTS: Work on the temple begun. Dimensions and materials.
CHARACTERS: God, Solomon.
CONCLUSION: We should not mistake noise and notoriety for spiritual
progress (1 Kings 6:7). Quietness and orde...
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1 Kings 6:1. _In the four hundred and eightieth year._ The Hebrew, the
Chaldaic, and most of the Greek versions read as the English; yet some
difficulties occur. _Vide Poli in locum._ The following su...
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_He began to build the house of the Lord._
THE TEMPLE BUILT
Solomon’s temple is the most wonderful and interesting building in
the world’s history. It was “the mysterious centre of Israel.”
It was fa...
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1 KINGS—NOTE ON 1 KINGS 6:1 With preparation for the temple
complete, the text describes the building and its furnishings. This is
interrupted in 1 Kings 7:1 by a description of the building of
Solomo...
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THE BUILDING OF SOLOMON’S TEMPLE
CRITICAL AND EXPLANATORY NOTES.—
1 Kings 6:1. BEGAN TO BUILD THE HOUSE OF THE LORD—The chronological
year is carefully noted, and no criticism supplies reason for cha...
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EXPOSITION
SOLOMON'S TEMPLE.—The preparations for the building of the Temple
having been related in the preceding chapter, the historian now
proceeds to describe the edifice. He begins his narrative...
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So in chapter six he began to build the temple.
In the four hundred and eightieth year after the children of Israel
were come out of the land of Egypt, and in the fourth year of
Solomon's reign, in t...
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1 Kings 6:10...
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Built chambers — The Hebrew words may be properly rendered, He built
a roof, a flat and plain roof, over all the house, according to the
manner of the Israelitish buildings. The inner roof was arched,...