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OET-RV by cross-referenced section 1KI 7:13

1KI 7:13–7:14 ©

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Huram comes to work

1Ki 7:13–14

7:13 Huram comes to work

13King Shelomoh sent for a craftsman in Tsor (Tyre) called Huram.[fn] 14His mother was a widow with Naftali ancestry, and his father had been a bronze engraver in Tsor. He was very knowledgeable and skilled in everything to do with bronze, and so he came to work for King Shelomoh.


7:13 Sometimes (including this passage) his named is spelt ‘Hiram’, but we’ve opted to consistently name him ‘Huram’ (as per 2 Chr. 4:11) to conveniently avoid confusion with King Hiram (also from Tsor/Tyre).