New American Standard Bible 1995
1 Kings 7:15-32
15He fashionedH6696 1the twoH8147 pillarsH5982 of bronzeH5178; 2eighteenH8083H6240 cubitsH520 was the heightH6967 of oneH259 pillarH5982, and a lineH2339 of twelveH8147H6240 cubitsH520 3measuredH5437 the circumferenceH5437 of bothH8147. 16He also madeH6213 twoH8147 capitalsH3805 of moltenH3332 bronzeH5178 to setH5414 on the topsH7218 of the pillarsH5982; the heightH6967 of the oneH259 capitalH3805 was fiveH2568 4cubitsH520 and the heightH6967 of the otherH8145 capitalH3805 was fiveH2568 cubitsH520. 17There were netsH7639 of networkH7639 and twistedH1434 threadsH1434 of chainworkH4639H8333 for the capitalsH3805 whichH834 were on the topH7218 of the pillarsH5982; sevenH7651 for the oneH259 capitalH3805 and sevenH7651 for the otherH8145 capitalH3805. 18So he madeH6213 the pillarsH5982, and twoH8147 rowsH2905 aroundH5439 on the oneH259 networkH7639 to coverH3680 the capitalsH3805 whichH834 were on the topH7218 of the pomegranatesH7416; and soH3651 he didH6213 for the otherH8145 capitalH3805. 19The capitalsH3805 whichH834 were on the topH7218 of the pillarsH5982 in the porchH197 were of lilyH7799 designH4639, fourH702 cubitsH520. 20There were capitalsH3805 on the twoH8147 pillarsH5982, evenH1571 aboveH4480H4605 and closeH4480H5980 to the 5roundedH990 projectionH990 whichH834 was besideH5676 the networkH7639; and 6the pomegranatesH7416 numbered two hundredH3967 in rowsH2905 aroundH5439 7bothH8145 capitalsH3805. 218Thus he setH6965 up the pillarsH5982 at the 9porchH197 of the naveH1964; and he setH6965 up the rightH3233 pillarH5982 and namedH7121H8034 it 10JachinH3199, and he setH6965 up the leftH8042 pillarH5982 and namedH7121H8034 it 11BoazH1162. 22On the topH7218 of the pillarsH5982 was lilyH7799 designH4639. So the workH4399 of the pillarsH5982 was finishedH8552.
2312Now he madeH6213 the seaH3220 of 13castH3332 metal tenH6235 cubitsH520 from brimH8193 to brimH8193, circularH5696 in formH5439, and its heightH6967 was fiveH2568 cubitsH520, and 14thirtyH7970 cubitsH520 in circumferenceH6961H5437H5439. 24UnderH8478 its brimH8193 15gourdsH6497 went aroundH5439 encirclingH5437 it tenH6235 to a cubitH520, 16completelyH5439 surroundingH5362 the seaH3220; the gourdsH6497 were in twoH8147 rowsH2905, castH3332 17with the restH3333. 2518It stoodH5975 on twelveH8147H6240 oxenH1241, threeH7969 facingH6437 northH6828, threeH7969 facingH6437 westH3220, threeH7969 facingH6437 southH5045, and threeH7969 facingH6437 eastH4217; and the seaH3220 was set on topH4605 of them, and allH3605 their rearH268 partsH268 turned inwardH1004. 26It was a handbreadthH2947 thickH5672, and its brimH8193 was madeH4639 like the brimH8193 of a cupH3563, as a lilyH7799 blossomH6525; it could holdH3557 two thousandH505 bathsH1324.
27Then 19he madeH6213 the tenH6235 standsH4350 of bronzeH5178; the lengthH753 of eachH259 standH4350 was fourH702 cubitsH520 and its widthH7341 fourH702 cubitsH520 and its heightH6967 threeH7969 cubitsH520. 28ThisH2088 was the designH4639 of the standsH4350: they had bordersH4526, even bordersH4526 betweenH996 the 20framesH7948, 29and on the bordersH4526 whichH834 were betweenH996 the 21framesH7948 were lionsH738, oxenH1241 and cherubimH3742; and on the 22framesH7948 there was a pedestalH3653 aboveH4480H4605, and beneathH4480H8478 the lionsH738 and oxenH1241 were wreathsH3914 of hangingH4174 workH4639. 30Now eachH259 standH4350 had fourH702 bronzeH5178 wheelsH212 with bronzeH5178 axlesH5633, and its fourH702 feetH6471 had supportsH3802; beneathH4480H8478 the basinH3595 were castH3332 supportsH3802 with wreathsH3914 at eachH376 sideH5676. 31Its openingH6310 insideH4480H1004 the crownH3805 at the topH4605 was a cubitH520, and its openingH6310 was roundH5696 like the designH4639 of a pedestalH3653, a cubitH520 and a halfH2677; and alsoH1571 on its openingH6310 there were engravingsH4734, and their bordersH4526 were squareH7251, not roundH5696. 32The fourH702 wheelsH212 were underneathH8478 the bordersH4526, and the axlesH3027 of the wheelsH212 were on the standH4350. And the heightH6967 of a wheelH212 was a cubitH520 and a halfH2677.
Notes
- 1. 1 Kings 7:15 2 Kin 25:17; 2 Chr 3:15; 4:12; Jer 52:21 ↩
- 2. 1 Kings 7:15 1 Kin 7:41 ↩
- 3. 1 Kings 7:15 Lit went around the other pillar ↩
- 4. 1 Kings 7:16 I.e. One cubit equals approx 18 in. ↩
- 5. 1 Kings 7:20 Lit belly ↩
- 6. 1 Kings 7:20 1 Kin 7:42; 2 Chr 3:16; 4:13; Jer 52:23 ↩
- 7. 1 Kings 7:20 Lit on the other capital ↩
- 8. 1 Kings 7:21 2 Chr 3:17 ↩
- 9. 1 Kings 7:21 1 Kin 6:3 ↩
- 10. 1 Kings 7:21 I.e. he shall establish ↩
- 11. 1 Kings 7:21 I.e. in it is strength ↩
- 12. 1 Kings 7:23 2 Chr 4:2 ↩
- 13. 1 Kings 7:23 2 Kin 16:17; 25:13 ↩
- 14. 1 Kings 7:23 Lit a line of 30 cubits went around it ↩
- 15. 1 Kings 7:24 1 Kin 6:18 ↩
- 16. 1 Kings 7:24 2 Chr 4:3 ↩
- 17. 1 Kings 7:24 Lit in its casting ↩
- 18. 1 Kings 7:25 2 Chr 4:4, 5; Jer 52:20 ↩
- 19. 1 Kings 7:27 1 Kin 7:38; 2 Kin 25:13; 2 Chr 4:14 ↩
- 20. 1 Kings 7:28 Or crossbars ↩
- 21. 1 Kings 7:29 Or crossbars ↩
- 22. 1 Kings 7:29 Or crossbars ↩
Commentaries on 1 Kings 7
- Adam Clarke Bible Commentary
- Barnes’ Notes on the Bible
- Matthew Henry Concise Commentary
- Tyndale Open Study Notes
- Jamieson–Fausset–Brown Commentary
- Rashi on Tanakh
- Keil & Delitzsch Commentary
- Darby Translation Notes
- Geneva Bible Translation Notes
- Kingcomments
- Matthew Henry’s Complete Commentary
- Matthew Henry’s Modern English Commentary
- Scofield Reference Notes, 1917 Edition
- Seventh-day Adventist Bible Commentary
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