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1 Reyes 5:15

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15 Salom贸n ten铆a setenta mil hombres que llevaban las cargas, y ochenta mil canteros en las monta帽as,

1 Reyes 5:15 Meaning and Commentary

1 Kings 5:15

And Solomon had threescore and ten thousand that bare burdens,
&c.] Seventy thousand to carry the stones from the mountains out of which they were dug, and which were near Jerusalem, to the city; these were strangers in Israel, as were those that follow:

and fourscore thousand hewers in the mountains:
eighty thousand that dug the stones out of the quarries, and squared them; these, with the others, made 150,000, see ( 2 Chronicles 2:17 ) ; according to Jacob Leon F7, the number of workmen at the temple for seven years was 163,600, and some make them more.


FOOTNOTES:

F7 Relation of Memorable Things in the Temple, ch. 3. p. 14.
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1 Reyes 5:15 In-Context

13 El rey Salom贸n impuso una leva a todo Israel, y la leva fue de treinta mil hombres.
14 Y los envi贸 al L铆bano, en relevos de diez mil cada mes; y se quedaban un mes en el L铆bano y dos meses en su casa. Y Adoniram estaba al frente de la leva.
15 Salom贸n ten铆a setenta mil hombres que llevaban las cargas, y ochenta mil canteros en las monta帽as,
16 adem谩s de los tres mil trescientos oficiales de Salom贸n que estaban al frente de la obra y que gobernaban la gente que hac铆a el trabajo.
17 Entonces el rey dio 贸rdenes, y sacaron grandes piedras, piedras costosas, para echar los cimientos de la casa con piedras labradas.

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