1 Kings 7
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1 Kings 7:41-47

41the twoH8147 pillarsH5982, and the twoH8147 bowlsH1543 of the chapiters that were on the topH7218 of the pillarsH5982; and the twoH8147 networksH7639 to coverH3680 the twoH8147 bowlsH1543 of the chapiters that were on the topH7218 of the pillarsH5982;

42and the fourH702 hundredH3967 pomegranatesH7416 for the twoH8147 networksH7639; twoH8147 rowsH2905 of pomegranatesH7416 for eachH259 networkH7639, to coverH3680 the twoH8147 bowlsH1543 of the chapiters that were uponH5921 the pillarsH5982;

43and the tenH6235 bases, and the tenH6235 lavers on the bases;

44and the one seaH3220, and the twelveH6240 oxenH1241 underH8478 the seaH3220;

45and the potsH5518, and the shovelsH3257, and the basons: evenH853 allH3605 theseH428 vesselsH3627, whichH834 HiramH2438 madeH6213 for kingH4428 SolomonH8010, in the houseH1004 of the LORDH3068, were of burnished brassH5178.

46In the PlainH3603 of JordanH3383 did the kingH4428 castH3332 them, in the clayH4568 groundH127 betweenH996 SuccothH5523 and ZarethanH6891.

47And SolomonH8010 leftH3240 allH3605 the vesselsH3627 unweighedH7230, becauseH7230 they were exceedingH3966 manyH7230: the weightH4948 of the brassH5178 could notH3808 be foundH2713 outH2713.

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