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...o Solomon (verses 9–10, 20–21), specifically handing him the plans for the temple's construction (verses 11–19).{{sfn|Mathys|2007|p=282}} The whole chapter b =={{Anchor|Verses 9–21}} David delivered the plan of the temple to Solomon (28:9–21)== ...

...Chronicles 9|9]]).{{sfn|Ackroyd|1993|p=113}} The focus of this chapter is Solomon's other building projects and commercial efforts.{{sfn|Mathys|2007|p=287}} =={{Anchor|Verses 1–11}} Solomon's other building projects (8:1–11)== ...

...}} The focus of this chapter is the construction of [[Solomon's Temple|the temple in Jerusalem]].{{sfn|Mathys|2007|p=284}} =={{Anchor|Verses 1–4}} Temple construction begins (3:1–4)== ...

...Chronicles 9|9]]).{{sfn|Ackroyd|1993|p=113}} The focus of this chapter is Solomon's ascension and wealth.{{sfn|Mathys|2007|p=284}} =={{Anchor|Verses 1–10}}Solomon gathers building materials for the Temple (2:1–10)== ...

...usion of dedication ceremony and God's covenant for [[Solomon's Temple|the temple]].{{sfn|Mathys|2007|p=286}} ...rtistic representation, King Solomon [[Dedication (ritual)|dedicates]] the Temple at Jerusalem. (painting by [[James Tissot]] or follower, c. 1896–1902)]] ...

...78–279}} consisting of three parts: (1) David's (own) preparations for the temple's construction (verses 2–5); (2) David's speech to Solomon (verses 6–16); ( =={{Anchor|Verses 1–5}} Preparations for the temple (22:1–5)== ...

...o 7 cover the building of the temple, with insertions of information about Solomon's palace, the "house of the forest of Lebanon", the hall of the throne, the h =={{Anchor|Verses 1–10}} Construction of the Temple walls (6:1–10)== ...

...the installation of the [[Ark of the Covenant]] in [[Solomon's Temple|the temple]].{{sfn|Mathys|2007|p=285}} =={{Anchor|Verse 1}} The construction of the Temple completed (5:1)== ...

:A Solomon's wisdom (4:29–34) :::C Solomon's message to Hiram (5:2–6) ...

...ef> This chapter continues Ezekiel's vision of a future [[Ezekiel's Temple|Temple]]. [[File:Visionary Ezekiel Temple.jpg|thumb|right| The visionary Ezekiel Temple plan drawn by the 19th-century French architect and Bible scholar [[Charles ...

...ple (verses 1–9), David's prayer and the people's response (verses 10–20); Solomon's accession to the throne (verses 21–25), and the concluding praise of David' =={{Anchor|Verses 1–9}} Offerings for the Temple (29:1–9)== ...

...te a at chapter 40</ref> These chapters provide the ideal picture of a new temple: chapter 42 contains Ezekiel's vision of the outbuildings <ref>Jerusalem Bi [[File:Visionary Ezekiel Temple.jpg|thumb|right| The visionary Ezekiel Temple plan drawn by the 19th-century French architect and Bible scholar [[Charles ...

...ple's worship and culminates in the project to [[Second Temple|rebuild the temple]]'s foundations.{{sfn|Levering|2007|p=51}} Before reestablishing legitimate worship at the temple, which still needed to be rebuilt, the people repaired the altar and perfor ...

...ch|2007|p=234}} The focus of this chapter is the dedication of [[Solomon's Temple]] in [[Jerusalem]].{{sfn|Dietrich|2007|pp=238–239}} ...k was never mentioned again in the Books of Kings and not listed among the Temple furniture seized by Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon ([[2 Kings 25]]).{{sfn| ...

...Solomon's prayer and speech at the consecration of [[Solomon's Temple|the temple]].{{sfn|Mathys|2007|p=285}} ...wed by Solomon's speech about God's choice of Jerusalem and David for the temple's construction, that Davidic promises regarding ...

...as God's laws were kept.{{sfn|Dietrich|2007|p=239}} The destruction of the Temple and the loss of land are predicted here, as well as the possibility of retu ...1|9}}–{{bibleverse-nb|1 Kings|4:34|9}}, bracketing the construction of the temple.{{sfn|Dietrich|2007|p=239}} After paying [[Hiram I]] of Tyre with agricultu ...

...o 7 cover the building of the temple, with insertions of information about Solomon's palace, the "house of the forest of Lebanon", the hall of the throne, the h ...ldings were larger and taken in all almost twice as long to build than the Temple alone (13 years vs. 7 years),{{sfn|Coogan|2007|p=501 Hebrew Bible}} but see ...

=={{Anchor|Verses 1–8}} Solomon's wives and their Idolatry (11:1–8)== ...and their shared property of Jerusalem (as well as the [[Solomon's Temple|Temple]]), because the city was of the Jebusite, later conquered by David, but all ...

...temple, which in post-exilic times were continued to be used in the second temple, after being returned by the Persians to those who resettled Jerusalem.{{sf =={{Anchor|Verses 20–36}} Hezekiah restores Temple worship (29:20–36)== ...

...of the wisdom he received from God.{{sfn|Leithart|2006|p=45}} The story of Solomon's judgment is similar in certain aspects to the events in [[1 Kings 1]]–[[1 K =={{Anchor|Verses 1–15}} Solomon's prayer for wisdom (3:1–15)== ...