1 Chronicles 18:8 King James Version with Strong's Concordance (STRONG)

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⁸ Likewise from Tibhath, ^H2880 and from Chun, ^H3560 cities ^H5892 of Hadarezer, ^H1928 brought ^H3947 David ^H1732 very ^H3966 much ^H7227 brass, ^H5178 wherewith Solomon ^H8010 made ^H6213 the brasen ^H5178 sea, ^H3220 and the pillars, ^H5982 and the vessels ^H3627 of brass. ^H5178

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2 Samuel 8:8 STRONG

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And from Betah, ^H984 and from Berothai, ^H1268 cities ^H5892 of Hadadezer, ^H1909 king ^H4428 David ^H1732 took ^H3947 exceeding ^H3966 much ^H7235 brass. ^H5178

2 Chronicles 4:12-18 STRONG

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To wit, the two ^H8147 pillars, ^H5982 and the pommels, ^H1543 and the chapiters ^H3805 which were on the top ^H7218 of the two pillars, ^H5982 and the two ^H8147 wreaths ^H7639 to cover ^H3680 the two ^H8147 pommels ^H1543 of the chapiters ^H3805 which were on the top ^H7218 of the pillars; ^H5982 And four ^H702 hundred ^H3967 pomegranates ^H7416 on the two ^H8147 wreaths; ^H7639 two ^H8147 rows ^H2905 of pomegranates ^H7416 on each ^H259 wreath, ^H7639 to cover ^H3680 the two ^H8147 pommels ^H1543 of the chapiters ^H3805 which were upon ^H6440 the pillars. ^H5982 He made ^H6213 also bases, ^H4350 and lavers ^H3595 made ^H6213 he upon the bases; ^H4350 One ^H259 sea, ^H3220 and twelve ^H8147 ^H6240 oxen ^H1241 under it. The pots ^H5518 also, and the shovels, ^H3257 and the fleshhooks, ^H4207 and all their instruments, ^H3627 did Huram ^H2361 his father ^H1 make ^H6213 to king ^H4428 Solomon ^H8010 for the house ^H1004 of the LORD ^H3068 of bright ^H4838 brass. ^H5178 In the plain ^H3603 of Jordan ^H3383 did the king ^H4428 cast ^H3332 them, in the clay ^H5645 ground ^H127 between Succoth ^H5523 and Zeredathah. ^H6868 Thus Solomon ^H8010 made ^H6213 all these vessels ^H3627 in great ^H3966 abundance: ^H7230 for the weight ^H4948 of the brass ^H5178 could not be found out. ^H2713

1 Kings 7:15-47 STRONG

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For he cast ^H6696 two ^H8147 pillars ^H5982 of brass, ^H5178 of eighteen ^H8083 ^H6240 cubits ^H520 high ^H6967 apiece: ^H5982 ^H259 and a line ^H2339 of twelve ^H8147 ^H6240 cubits ^H520 did compass ^H5437 either ^H8145 of them about. ^H5437 And he made ^H6213 two ^H8147 chapiters ^H3805 of molten ^H3332 brass, ^H5178 to set ^H5414 upon the tops ^H7218 of the pillars: ^H5982 the height ^H6967 of the one ^H259 chapiter ^H3805 was five ^H2568 cubits, ^H520 and the height ^H6967 of the other ^H8145 chapiter ^H3805 was five ^H2568 cubits: ^H520 And nets ^H7638 of checker ^H7639 work, ^H4639 and wreaths ^H1434 of chain ^H8333 work, ^H4639 for the chapiters ^H3805 which were upon the top ^H7218 of the pillars; ^H5982 seven ^H7651 for the one ^H259 chapiter, ^H3805 and seven ^H7651 for the other ^H8145 chapiter. ^H3805 And he made ^H6213 the pillars, ^H5982 and two ^H8147 rows ^H2905 round about ^H5439 upon the one ^H259 network, ^H7639 to cover ^H3680 the chapiters ^H3805 that were upon the top, ^H7218 with pomegranates: ^H7416 and so did ^H6213 he for the other ^H8145 chapiter. ^H3805 And the chapiters ^H3805 that were upon the top ^H7218 of the pillars ^H5982 were of lily ^H7799 work ^H4639 in the porch, ^H197 four ^H702 cubits. ^H520 And the chapiters ^H3805 upon the two ^H8147 pillars ^H5982 had pomegranates also above, ^H4605 over against ^H5980 the belly ^H990 which was by ^H5676 the network: ^H7639 and the pomegranates ^H7416 were two hundred ^H3967 in rows ^H2905 round about ^H5439 upon the other ^H8145 chapiter. ^H3805 And he set up ^H6965 the pillars ^H5982 in the porch ^H197 of the temple: ^H1964 and he set up ^H6965 the right ^H3233 pillar, ^H5982 and called ^H7121 the name ^H8034 thereof Jachin: ^H3199 and he set up ^H6965 the left ^H8042 pillar, ^H5982 and called ^H7121 the name ^H8034 thereof Boaz. ^H1162 And upon the top ^H7218 of the pillars ^H5982 was lily ^H7799 work: ^H4639 so was the work ^H4399 of the pillars ^H5982 finished. ^H8552 And he made ^H6213 a molten ^H3332 sea, ^H3220 ten ^H6235 cubits ^H520 from the one brim ^H8193 to the other: ^H8193 it was round ^H5696 all about, ^H5439 and his height ^H6967 was five ^H2568 cubits: ^H520 and a line ^H6957 ^H6961 of thirty ^H7970 cubits ^H520 did compass ^H5437 it round about. ^H5439 And under the brim ^H8193 of it round about ^H5439 there were knops ^H6497 compassing ^H5437 it, ten ^H6235 in a cubit, ^H520 compassing ^H5362 the sea ^H3220 round about: ^H5439 the knops ^H6497 were cast ^H3333 in two ^H8147 rows, ^H2905 when it was cast. ^H3332 It stood ^H5975 upon twelve ^H8147 ^H6240 oxen, ^H1241 three ^H7969 looking ^H6437 toward the north, ^H6828 and three ^H7969 looking ^H6437 toward the west, ^H3220 and three ^H7969 looking ^H6437 toward the south, ^H5045 and three ^H7969 looking ^H6437 toward the east: ^H4217 and the sea ^H3220 was set above ^H4605 upon them, and all their hinder parts ^H268 were inward. ^H1004 And it was an hand breadth ^H2947 thick, ^H5672 and the brim ^H8193 thereof was wrought ^H4639 like the brim ^H8193 of a cup, ^H3563 with flowers ^H6525 of lilies: ^H7799 it contained ^H3557 two thousand ^H505 baths. ^H1324 And he made ^H6213 ten ^H6235 bases ^H4350 of brass; ^H5178 four ^H702 cubits ^H520 was the length ^H753 of one ^H259 base, ^H4350 and four ^H702 cubits ^H520 the breadth ^H7341 thereof, and three ^H7969 cubits ^H520 the height ^H6967 of it. And the work ^H4639 of the bases ^H4350 was on this manner: they had borders, ^H4526 and the borders ^H4526 were between the ledges: ^H7948 And on the borders ^H4526 that were between the ledges ^H7948 were lions, ^H738 oxen, ^H1241 and cherubims: ^H3742 and upon the ledges ^H7948 there was a base ^H3653 above: ^H4605 and beneath the lions ^H738 and oxen ^H1241 were certain additions ^H3914 made of thin ^H4174 work. ^H4639 And every ^H259 base ^H4350 had four ^H702 brasen ^H5178 wheels, ^H212 and plates ^H5633 of brass: ^H5178 and the four ^H702 corners ^H6471 thereof had undersetters: ^H3802 under the laver ^H3595 were undersetters ^H3802 molten, ^H3332 at the side ^H5676 of every ^H376 addition. ^H3914 And the mouth ^H6310 of it within ^H1004 the chapiter ^H3805 and above ^H4605 was a cubit: ^H520 but the mouth ^H6310 thereof was round ^H5696 after the work ^H4639 of the base, ^H3653 a cubit ^H520 and an half: ^H2677 and also upon the mouth ^H6310 of it were gravings ^H4734 with their borders, ^H4526 foursquare, ^H7251 not round. ^H5696 And under ^H8478 the borders ^H4526 were four ^H702 wheels; ^H212 and the axletrees ^H3027 of the wheels ^H212 were joined to the base: ^H4350 and the height ^H6967 of a ^H259 wheel ^H212 was a cubit ^H520 and half ^H2677 a cubit. ^H520 And the work ^H4639 of the wheels ^H212 was like the work ^H4639 of a chariot ^H4818 wheel: ^H212 their axletrees, ^H3027 and their naves, ^H1354 and their felloes, ^H2839 and their spokes, ^H2840 were all molten. ^H3332 And there were four ^H702 undersetters ^H3802 to the four ^H702 corners ^H6438 of one ^H259 base: ^H4350 and the undersetters ^H3802 were of the very base ^H4350 itself. And in the top ^H7218 of the base ^H4350 was there a round ^H5696 compass ^H5439 of half ^H2677 a cubit ^H520 high: ^H6967 and on the top ^H7218 of the base ^H4350 the ledges ^H3027 thereof and the borders ^H4526 thereof were of the same. For on the plates ^H3871 of the ledges ^H3027 thereof, and on the borders ^H4526 thereof, he graved ^H6605 cherubims, ^H3742 lions, ^H738 and palm trees, ^H8561 according to the proportion ^H4626 of every one, ^H376 and additions ^H3914 round about. ^H5439 After this manner he made ^H6213 the ten ^H6235 bases: ^H4350 all of them had one ^H259 casting, ^H4165 one ^H259 measure, ^H4060 and one ^H259 size. ^H7095 Then made ^H6213 he ten ^H6235 lavers ^H3595 of brass: ^H5178 one ^H259 laver ^H3595 contained ^H3557 forty ^H705 baths: ^H1324 and every ^H259 laver ^H3595 was four ^H702 cubits: ^H520 and upon every one ^H259 of the ten ^H6235 bases ^H4350 one ^H259 laver. ^H3595 And he put ^H5414 five ^H2568 bases ^H4350 on the right ^H3225 side ^H3802 of the house, ^H1004 and five ^H2568 on the left ^H8040 side ^H3802 of the house: ^H1004 and he set ^H5414 the sea ^H3220 on the right ^H3233 side ^H3802 of the house ^H1004 eastward ^H6924 over against ^H4136 the south. ^H5045 And Hiram ^H2438 made ^H6213 the lavers, ^H3595 and the shovels, ^H3257 and the basons. ^H4219 So Hiram ^H2438 made ^H3615 an end of doing ^H6213 all the work ^H4399 that he made ^H6213 king ^H4428 Solomon ^H8010 for the house ^H1004 of the LORD: ^H3068 The two ^H8147 pillars, ^H5982 and the two bowls ^H1543 of the chapiters ^H3805 that were on the top ^H7218 of the two ^H8147 pillars; ^H5982 and the two ^H8147 networks, ^H7639 to cover ^H3680 the two ^H8147 bowls ^H1543 of the chapiters ^H3805 which were upon the top ^H7218 of the pillars; ^H5982 And four ^H702 hundred ^H3967 pomegranates ^H7416 for the two ^H8147 networks, ^H7639 even two ^H8147 rows ^H2905 of pomegranates ^H7416 for one ^H259 network, ^H7639 to cover ^H3680 the two ^H8147 bowls ^H1543 of the chapiters ^H3805 that were upon ^H6440 the pillars; ^H5982 And the ten ^H6235 bases, ^H4350 and ten ^H6235 lavers ^H3595 on the bases; ^H4350 And one ^H259 sea, ^H3220 and twelve ^H8147 ^H6240 oxen ^H1241 under the sea; ^H3220 And the pots, ^H5518 and the shovels, ^H3257 and the basons: ^H4219 and all these vessels, ^H3627 which Hiram ^H2438 made ^H6213 to king ^H4428 Solomon ^H8010 for the house ^H1004 of the LORD, ^H3068 were of bright ^H4178 brass. ^H5178 In the plain ^H3603 of Jordan ^H3383 did the king ^H4428 cast ^H3332 them, in the clay ^H4568 ground ^H127 between Succoth ^H5523 and Zarthan. ^H6891 And Solomon ^H8010 left ^H3240 all the vessels ^H3627 unweighed, because they were exceeding ^H3966 ^H3966 many: ^H7230 neither was the weight ^H4948 of the brass ^H5178 found out. ^H2713

1 Chronicles 22:14 STRONG

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Now, behold, in my trouble ^H6040 I have prepared ^H3559 for the house ^H1004 of the LORD ^H3068 an hundred ^H3967 thousand ^H505 talents ^H3603 of gold, ^H2091 and a thousand ^H505 thousand ^H505 talents ^H3603 of silver; ^H3701 and of brass ^H5178 and iron ^H1270 without weight; ^H4948 for it is in abundance: ^H7230 timber ^H6086 also and stone ^H68 have I prepared; ^H3559 and thou mayest add ^H3254 thereto.

2 Chronicles 4:2-6 STRONG

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Also he made ^H6213 a molten ^H3332 sea ^H3220 of ten ^H6235 cubits ^H520 from brim ^H8193 to brim, ^H8193 round ^H5696 in compass, ^H5439 and five ^H2568 cubits ^H520 the height ^H6967 thereof; and a line ^H6957 of thirty ^H7970 cubits ^H520 did compass ^H5437 it round about. ^H5439 And under it was the similitude ^H1823 of oxen, ^H1241 which did compass ^H5437 it round about: ^H5439 ten ^H6235 in a cubit, ^H520 compassing ^H5362 the sea ^H3220 round about. ^H5439 Two ^H8147 rows ^H2905 of oxen ^H1241 were cast, ^H3332 when it was cast. ^H4166 It stood ^H5975 upon twelve ^H8147 ^H6240 oxen, ^H1241 three ^H7969 looking ^H6437 toward the north, ^H6828 and three ^H7969 looking ^H6437 toward the west, ^H3220 and three ^H7969 looking ^H6437 toward the south, ^H5045 and three ^H7969 looking ^H6437 toward the east: ^H4217 and the sea ^H3220 was set above ^H4605 upon them, and all their hinder parts ^H268 were inward. ^H1004 And the thickness ^H5672 of it was an handbreadth, ^H2947 and the brim ^H8193 of it like the work ^H4639 of the brim ^H8193 of a cup, ^H3563 with flowers ^H6525 of lilies; ^H7799 and it received ^H2388 and held ^H3557 three ^H7969 thousand ^H505 baths. ^H1324 He made ^H6213 also ten ^H6235 lavers, ^H3595 and put ^H5414 five ^H2568 on the right hand, ^H3225 and five ^H2568 on the left, ^H8040 to wash ^H7364 in them: such things as they offered ^H4639 for the burnt offering ^H5930 they washed ^H1740 in them; but the sea ^H3220 was for the priests ^H3548 to wash in. ^H7364

Jeremiah 52:17-23 STRONG

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Also the pillars ^H5982 of brass ^H5178 that were in the house ^H1004 of the LORD, ^H3068 and the bases, ^H4350 and the brasen ^H5178 sea ^H3220 that was in the house ^H1004 of the LORD, ^H3068 the Chaldeans ^H3778 brake, ^H7665 and carried ^H5375 all the brass ^H5178 of them to Babylon. ^H894 The caldrons ^H5518 also, and the shovels, ^H3257 and the snuffers, ^H4212 and the bowls, ^H4219 and the spoons, ^H3709 and all the vessels ^H3627 of brass ^H5178 wherewith they ministered, ^H8334 took they away. ^H3947 And the basons, ^H5592 and the firepans, ^H4289 and the bowls, ^H4219 and the caldrons, ^H5518 and the candlesticks, ^H4501 and the spoons, ^H3709 and the cups; ^H4518 that which was of gold ^H2091 in gold, ^H2091 and that which was of silver ^H3701 in silver, ^H3701 took ^H3947 the captain ^H7227 of the guard ^H2876 away. ^H3947 The two ^H8147 pillars, ^H5982 one ^H259 sea, ^H3220 and twelve ^H8147 ^H6240 brasen ^H5178 bulls ^H1241 that were under the bases, ^H4350 which king ^H4428 Solomon ^H8010 had made ^H6213 in the house ^H1004 of the LORD: ^H3068 the brass ^H5178 of all these vessels ^H3627 was without weight. ^H4948 And concerning the pillars, ^H5982 the height ^H6967 of one ^H259 pillar ^H5982 was eighteen ^H8083 ^H6240 cubits; ^H520 and a fillet ^H2339 of twelve ^H8147 ^H6240 cubits ^H520 did compass ^H5437 it; and the thickness ^H5672 thereof was four ^H702 fingers: ^H676 it was hollow. ^H5014 And a chapiter ^H3805 of brass ^H5178 was upon it; and the height ^H6967 of one ^H259 chapiter ^H3805 was five ^H2568 cubits, ^H520 with network ^H7639 and pomegranates ^H7416 upon the chapiters ^H3805 round about, ^H5439 all of brass. ^H5178 The second ^H8145 pillar ^H5982 also and the pomegranates ^H7416 were like unto these. And there were ninety ^H8673 and six ^H8337 pomegranates ^H7416 on a side; ^H7307 and all the pomegranates ^H7416 upon the network ^H7639 were an hundred ^H3967 round about. ^H5439

Commentary on 1 Chronicles 18 Matthew Henry Commentary

John Gill Keil & Delitzsch Robert Jamieson: Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible

Chapter 18

David's piety and his prayer we had an account of in the foregoing chapter; here follows immediately that which one might reasonably expect, an account of his prosperity; for those that seek first the kingdom of God and the righteousness thereof, as David did, shall have other things added to them as far as God sees good for them. Here is,

I. His prosperity abroad. He conquered the Philistines (v. 1), the Moabites (v. 2), the king of Zobah (v. 3, 4), the Syrians (v. 5-8), made the king of Hamath his tributary (v. 9-11), and the Edomites (v. 12, 13).
II. His prosperity at home. His court and kingdom flourished (v. 14-17). All this we had an account of before, 2 Sa. 8.

1Ch 18:1-8

After this, it is said (v. 1), David did those great exploits. After the sweet communion he had had with God by the word and prayer, as mentioned in the foregoing chapter, he went on his work with extraordinary vigour and courage, conquering and to conquer. Thus Jacob, after his vision, lifted up his feet, Gen. 29:1.

We have taken a view of these victories before, and shall now only observe,

1. Those that have been long enemies to the Israel of God will be brought down at last. The Philistines had, for several generations, been vexatious to Israel, but now David subdued them, v. 1. Thus shall all opposing rule, principality, and power, be, at the end of time, put down by the Son of David, and the most inveterate enemies shall fall before him.
2. Such is the uncertainty of this world that frequently men lose their wealth and power when they think to confirm it. Hadarezer was smitten as he went to establish his dominion, v. 3.
3. A horse is a vain thing for safety, so David said (Ps. 33:17), and it seems he believed what he said, for he houghed the chariot-horses, v. 4. Being resolved not to trust to them (Ps. 20:7), he would not use them.
4. The enemies of God's church are often made to ruin themselves by helping one another, v. 5. The Syrians of Damascus were smitten when they came to help Hadarezer. When hand thus joins in hand they shall not only not go unpunished, but thereby they shall be gathered as the sheaves into the floor, Mic. 4:11, 12.
5. The wealth of the sinner sometimes proves to have been laid up for the just. The Syrians brought gifts, v. 6. Their shields of gold and their brass were brought to Jerusalem, v. 7, 8. As the tabernacle was built of the spoils of the Egyptians, so the temple of the spoils of other Gentile nations, a happy presage of the interest the Gentiles should have in the gospel church.

1Ch 18:9-17

Here let us learn,

1. That it is our interest to make those our friends who have the presence of God with them. The king of Hamath, hearing of David's great success, sent to congratulate him and to court his favour with a noble present, v. 9, 10. It is in vain to contend with the Son of David. Kiss the Son, therefore, lest he be angry; let the kings and judges of the earth, and all inferior people too, be thus wise, thus instructed. The presents we are to bring him are not vessels of gold and silver, as here (those shall be welcomed to him who have no such presents to bring), but our hearts and sincere affections, our whole selves, we must present to him as living sacrifices.
2. That what God blesses us with we must honour him with. The presents of his friends, as well as the spoils of his enemies, David dedicated unto the Lord (v. 11), that is, he laid them up towards the building and enriching of the temple. That is most truly and most comfortably our own which we have consecrated unto the Lord, and which we use for his glory. Let our merchandise and our hire be holiness to the Lord, Isa. 23:18.
3. That those who take God along with them whithersoever they go may expect to prosper, and be preserved, whithersoever they go. It was said before (v. 6) and here it is repeated (v. 13) that the Lord preserved David whithersoever he went. Those are always under the eye of God that have God always in their eye.
4. God gives men power, not that they may look great with it, but that they may do good with it. When David reigned over all Israel he executed judgment and justice among all his people, and so answered the end of his elevation. He was not so intent on his conquests abroad as to neglect the administration of justice at home. Herein he served the purposes of the kingdom of providence, and of that God who sits in the throne judging right; and he was an eminent type of the Messiah, the sceptre of whose kingdom is a right sceptre.

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1 Chronicles 18:8 King James Version with Strong's Concordance (STRONG)

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2 Samuel 8:8 STRONG

2 Chronicles 4:12-18 STRONG

1 Kings 7:15-47 STRONG

1 Chronicles 22:14 STRONG

2 Chronicles 4:2-6 STRONG

Jeremiah 52:17-23 STRONG

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Chapter 18