1 Kings 7:40
Cebuano RCPV 1999 (Ang Bag-ong Maayong Balita Biblia)
Si Hiram naghimo usab ug mga kulon, mga pala ug mga panaksan. Nahuman niya ang tanang buluhaton diha sa Templo sa Ginoo nga iyang gihimo alang kang Hari Solomon. Kining mosunod mao ang iyang nahimo: Ang duha ka haligi Ang duha ka daw panaksan nga diha sa tumoy sa mga haligi Ang duha ka kutay nga kinadena nga gigamit sa pagtabon sa duha ka daw panaksan nga diha sa ulohan sa mga haligi Ang 400 ka bunga sa granada nga bronsi alang sa duha ka kutay: duha ka laray sa granada alang sa matag kutay aron pagtabon sa duha ka daw panaksan nga diha sa ulohan sa mga haligi Ang napulo ka tungtonganan Ang napulo ka planggana Ang tangke Ang 12 ka baka nga nagsangga sa tangke Ang mga kulon, mga pala ug mga panaksan. Kining tanan nga galamiton alang sa Templo sa Ginoo nga gihimo ni Hiram pulos pinasinaw nga bronsi.
What Does This Mean?
This verse from 1 Kings 7:40 tells us that Hiram finished making the lavers, shovels, and basins for Solomon's temple. Hiram was an artisan who crafted these items for the house of the LORD.
Explained for Children
Imagine you're building a really special house for your favorite toy. You have a friend who's really good at making things, and they helped you make all the cool decorations and tools for this special house. That's kind of what this verse is talking about, but for a big temple where people would go to pray.
Historical Background
The Book of 1 Kings was likely written by multiple authors, possibly including prophets like Jeremiah. It was written around the 6th century BC, after the fall of the kingdom of Judah. The audience was the Israelites who were learning about the history of their kings and the construction of the temple.
Living It Out Today
Just as Hiram meticulously crafted each item for Solomon's temple, we can apply this dedication and craftsmanship to our own work, whether it's a project at school or a task at home. Taking pride in our work can honor God and inspire others.
Topics
craftsmanshiptempleservicededicationworkartistry
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who was Hiram in 1 Kings 7:40?
Hiram was a skilled craftsman from Tyre who was commissioned by King Solomon to create various items for the temple in Jerusalem.
What were the lavers, shovels, and basins used for?
These items were part of the temple furnishings, used in the rituals and ceremonies that took place there, aiding in the cleanliness and maintenance of the holy place.
How does this verse fit into the broader story of the temple's construction?
This verse marks the completion of a significant portion of the temple's construction by Hiram, highlighting the meticulous craftsmanship involved in building such an important structure.
What can we learn about dedication from this verse?
The verse teaches us about the importance of dedication and attention to detail in our work, as Hiram's work was for the house of the LORD and thus reflected his dedication to his task.