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OET-RV by cross-referenced section 2 CHR 9:29

2 CHR 9:29–9:31 ©

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Summary of Shelomoh’s reign

2 Chr 9:29–31

1 Ki 11:41–43

29Everything else that Shelomoh did, from the beginning to the end, was written down by the prophet Natan, and the prophecy by Ahiyah (from Shiloh) and the prophet Iddo’s visions about Nevat’s son Yaraveam (Jeroboam) were also written down. 30Shelomoh reigned from Yerushalem over all Yisrael for forty years, 31then he died and was buried with his father in ‘The City of David’, and his son Rehaveam (Rehoboam) replaced him as king.

41A record of all the other things that Shelomoh did, and all the wise things that he said, was written in the ‘Record of Shelomoh’s Achievements’. 42Shelomoh reigned over all Yisrael from Yerushalem for forty years, 43then he died and was buried in the City of David, and his son Rehavam (Rehoboam) became king.