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OET-RV by cross-referenced section 2 CHR 1:13

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Shelomoh’s honour and wealth

2 Chr 1:13–17

13 Then Shelomoh (Solomon) left the sacred tent at Giveon and returned to Yerushalem (Jerusalem), where he reigned over Yisrael (Israel). 14 Then Shelomoh built up his chariots and horsemen, and soon had 1,400 chariots and 12,000 horsemen,[ref] which he stationed in the chariot cities and with him in Yerushalem. 15 The king made silver and gold in Yerushalem as common as stones, and he made imported cedar timber as common as the local sycamore trees that were plentiful in the lowlands. 16 Shelomoh’s horses were imported from Mitsrayim (Egypt)[ref] and from the traders in Kue (in modern southern Türkiye/Turkey). 17 Mitsri (Egyptian) chariots cost six hundred silver coins and horses cost one hundred and fifty. (The Hiti and Aramean kings were able to get them for the same price.)

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1 Ki 10:26–29

26 Shelomoh acquired 1,400 chariots and twelve thousand horsemen.[ref] He stationed most of them in his chariot cities and some with him there in Yerushalem (Jerusalem). 27 While he was king, silver in Yerushalem was given a value similar to stones,[ref] and cedar timber was given a value like that of the sycamores that grow in plenty in the lowlands. 28 Shelomoh acquired horses from Mitsrayim (Egypt)[ref] and from Kue—his traders would acquire them from Kue for the king for a price. 29 An Mitsri (Egyptian) chariot went for six hundred silver coins and a horse for one hundred and fifty. Then they’d export them again to the Hiti and Aramean kings.

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Collected OET-RV cross-references

1Ki 4:26:

26 Shelomoh had forty thousand stalls for his chariot horses, and twelve thousand horsemen.[ref]

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4:26: 1Ki 10:26; 2Ch 1:14; 9:25.

Deu 17:16:

16 However, he mustn’t acquire a large number of horses for himself, and he should never send people to Mitsrayim (Egypt) to buy horses,[ref] because Yahweh has told you all to never go back that way again.

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17:16: 1Ki 10:28; 2Ch 1:16; 9:28.

Deu 17:17:

17 He mustn’t take a lot of wives for himself or else he might stop worshipping Yahweh.[ref] Nor should he accumulate too much gold and silver.[ref]

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17:17: 1Ki 11:1-8.

17:17: 1Ki 10:14-22,27; 2Ch 1:15; 9:27.

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