. Das Alte Testament des Schülers ... Er bestellte nach der Vorschrift seines Vaters Da-vid die Priestersordnungen zu ihrem Dienst und die Leviten zu ihren Ämtern, zu Preisen und zu dienen vor den Priestern, wie es für jeden Tag nötig war; Und die Torhüter nach ihren Lenden an jedem Tor; denn David, der Mann Gottes, hatte es geboten. ^^und sie wichen nicht von den Königen, die den Priestern und Leviten befehlen, was irgend etwas oder was die Schätze betrifft.^ und alles Werk Salomos war vollendet bis an den Tag der Gründung des Tempels Jehovas und bis es vollendet war. Also

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. The student's Old Testament ... . d he appointed, according to the ordinance of Da-vid his father, the courses of the priests to their serviceand the Levites to their offices, to praise and ministerbefore the priests, as the service of each day required; thedoorkeepers also by their courses at every gate, for sohad David the man of God commanded. ^^And thevdeparted not from the kings command to the priests andLevites concerning any matter or concerning the treasures.^®Now all the work of Solomon was completed to the dayof the foundation of the temple of Jehovah and until itwas finished. So the temple of Jehovah was completed. » 9 Heb. lit., And this house shall be most high, which is contrary to the idea of the con-text. Gk. and Luc. seem to have had the pre.sent Heb. Lat., And this house shall be for anexample. A slight change in Heb. gives the above rendering, which the Syr. supports. ° 9^5 The present Heb., by inserting it which, has become meaningless. The shorter read-ing is supported by Gk., Luc, and Lat. 192. PLAN OF SOLOMONS PALACE (ACCORDING TO STADE) SOLOMONS PALACE [I Kgs. 7^ § 54. Solomons Palace, I Kgs. T- O^*, H Chr. 8Annals of Solomon I Kgs. 7 ^And Solomon was building his palace thirteen years, until he Househad completely finished his palace. ^Xhere also he built the Forest of °uonLebanon-P its length was a hundred cubits, and its breadth fifty cubits, and ^^^^ ^^its height thirty cubits, upon threei rows of cedar pillars, with cedar beams Judg-upon the pillars, ^^nd it was covered with cedar above over the forty-five ™™beams, that were upon the pillars; and the number of the pillars was fifteenin a row. ^And there were window-frames in three rows, and window wasover against window in three tiers. ^And all the doors and windows weremade with square frames: and door was over against door in three tiers.*^And the hall of pillars he made fifty cubits long and thirty cubits broad;and a porch before them and pillars and a threshold before the

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1900
• bookpublishernewyo
• bookyear1904