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1 Kings 7

3 passages from 3 books in the Christian Reader library reference 1 Kings 7.

  1. Chapter 21

    from Commentary on Isaiah by John Calvin · cites 1 Kings 7:2

    The latter member is joined with this, to wit, that they then searched diligently every place where they might get weapons in such an extreme necessity, because the furniture for war had been hid a long time while they enjoyed peace. Now the holy history witnesses that Solomon h…

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  2. Princes and great men will have their houses far remote from towns and places of resort, that they may be free from suitors, and retire when they please from the throng of the multitude. It is said concerning Solomon (1 Kings 7:2), that after he had built the temple and his own…

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  3. 2. There can be no history to which it can relate, to which the things spoken in this Song can be properly applied, as is said. 3. Solomon's marriage was at least twenty years before this Song was written; see on Song of Solomon 7 concerning the Tower of Lebanon, and compare it…

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