Thematic Bible: Exported


Thematic Bible



Solomon had four thousand buildings for his horses and his war-carriages, and twelve thousand horsemen whom he kept, some in the carriage-towns and some with the king in Jerusalem. Verse ConceptsFortificationsMangersAccumulatingCavalryFour ThousandEleven To Nineteen Thousand

And Solomon's horses came from Egypt and from Kue; the king's traders got them at a price from Kue. A war-carriage might be got from Egypt for six hundred shekels of silver, and a horse for a hundred and fifty; they got them at the same rate for all the kings of the Hittites and the kings of Aram.

They got horses for Solomon from Egypt and from every land. Verse ConceptsHorses

They had seven hundred and thirty-six horses, two hundred and forty-five transport beasts, Verse ConceptsMulesSeven To Nine HundredTwo Hundred And Some

They had seven hundred and thirty-six horses, two hundred and forty-five transport beasts; Verse ConceptsSeven To Nine HundredTwo Hundred And Some

And Solomon's horses came from Egypt and from Kue; the king's traders got them at a price from Kue. Verse ConceptsCommerce

The best linen with needlework from Egypt was your sail, stretched out to be a flag for you; blue and purple from the sea-lands of Elishah gave you shade. Verse ConceptsBanners, Literal UseembroideryLinenColors, BlueBlue ClothPurple ClothFlagssailing

Edom did business with you because of the great number of things which you made; they gave emeralds, purple, and needlework, and the best linen and coral and rubies for your goods. Verse ConceptsCoralembroideryEmeraldsGemsJewelsLinenMineralsPrecious StonesCommercePurple Cloth

And Solomon gave Hiram twenty thousand measures of grain, as food for his people, and twenty measures of clear oil; this he did every year. Verse ConceptsWeights And Measures, DryWeights And Measures, LiquidWheatCommerceEvery Year

Judah and the land of Israel were your traders; they gave grain of Minnith and sweet cakes and honey and oil and perfume for your goods. Verse ConceptsBalmsGrainWheatHoneyCommerce

Ephraim's food is the wind, and he goes after the east wind: deceit and destruction are increasing day by day; they make an agreement with Assyria, and take oil into Egypt. Verse ConceptsAliancesFeedingFalse ConfidenceIdolatry, Objections ToTreatyWindForbidden AlliancesPursuing ViolenceOut Of The EastThe East Wind

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