1. Könige 5:9
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Und Gott gab Salomo Weisheit und sehr viel Verstand und Weite des Herzens, wie der Sand, der am Meeresufer liegt.
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Preparations for Building the Temple - 1 Kings 5 Immediately after the consolidation of his kingdom, Solomon commenced the preparations for the building of a temple, first of all by entering into negotiations with king Hiram of Tyre, to procure from him not only the building materials requisite, viz., cedars, cypresses, and hewn stones, but also a skilled workman for the artistic work of the temple (Kg1 5:1-12); and, secondly, by causing the number of workmen required for this great work to be raised out of his own kingdom, and sending them to Lebanon to prepare the materials for the building in connection with the Tyrian builders (Kg1 5:13-18). - We have a parallel passage to this in 2 Chron 2, which agrees with the account before us in all the leading points, but differs in many of the details, omitting several things which were not essential to the main fact, and communicating others which are passed over in our account, e.g., Solomon's request that a Tyrian workman might be sent. This shows that the two accounts are extracts from a common and more elaborate source, the historical materials being worked up in a free and independent manner according to the particular plan adopted by each of the two authors. (For further remarks on the mutual relation of the two narratives, see my apologetischer Versuch ber die Bcher der Chronik, pp. 216ff.)
Quelle öffnen ↗The great work which Solomon was raised up to do was the building of the temple; his wealth and wisdom were given him to qualify him for that. In this, especially, he was to be a type of Christ, for "he shall build the temple of the Lord," Zac 6:12. In this chapter we have an account of the preparations he made for that and his other buildings. Gold and silver his good father had prepared in abundance, but timber and stones he must get ready; and about these we have him treating with Hiram king of Tyre. I. Hiram congratulated him on his accession to the throne (Kg1 5:1). II. Solomon signified to him his design to build the temple and desired him to furnish him with workmen (Kg1 5:2-6). III. Hiram agreed to do it (Kg1 5:7-9). IV. Solomon's work was accordingly well done and Hiram's workmen were well paid (Kg1 5:10-18).
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Juda und das Land Israel waren deine Abnehmer; sie gaben dir Weizen von Minnit, Wachs, Honig, Öl und Balsam zum Austausch.
Sie gaben aber den Steinmetzen und Zimmerleuten Geld und denen zu Zidon und Tyrus Speise, Trank und Öl, daß sie Zedernholz vom Libanon auf dem Meere gen Japho brächten, wie es ihnen Kores, der König von Persien, erlaubt hatte.
Und Salomo zählte alle Fremdlinge im Lande Israel, nach der früheren Zählung, die sein Vater David angeordnet hatte, und es wurden 153600 gefunden.
Er war aber erzürnt über die Bewohner von Tyrus und Zidon. Da kamen sie einmütig zu ihm, gewannen Blastus, den Kämmerer des Königs, und baten um Frieden, weil ihr Land von dem des Königs ernährt wurde.
Laß mich doch hinübergehen und das gute Land sehen jenseits des Jordan, dieses gute Gebirge und den Libanon!
Und der König machte, daß in Jerusalem Silber und Gold war so viel wie Steine, und Zedernholz so viel wie wilde Feigenbäume in den Gründen.