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1 Raja-raja 15:15
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Ia membawa persembahan-persembahan kudus ayahnya dan persembahan-persemba kudusnya sendiri ke rumah TUHAN, yakni emas dan perak serta barang-barang lain.
Maka dibawanya ke dalam rumah Tuhan akan segala benda yang telah disucikan oleh ayahanda baginda, dan akan segala benda yang telah disucikan oleh baginda sendiri, dari pada emas perak dan pelbagai perkakasan.
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
he brought: 1 Kings 7:51, 1 Chronicles 26:26-28, 2 Chronicles 14:13, 2 Chronicles 15:18
things: Heb. holy
Reciprocal: 1 Kings 15:18 - Asa 2 Kings 18:15 - General 1 Chronicles 28:12 - the treasuries
Gill's Notes on the Bible
And he brought in the things which his father had dedicated,.... The spoils he had taken in war from Jeroboam, and which he had devoted to religious uses, but lived not to perform his vows, which his son now did for him; so that it seems, notwithstanding the sins he fell into, he had some regard to God and his worship, see
2 Chronicles 13:19
and the things which himself had dedicated; out of the spoils taken from the Ethiopians, 2 Chronicles 14:13, these he brought into the house of the Lord, silver, and gold, and vessels; of various sorts.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
Abijam’s dedications were made after his victory over Jeroboam, and probably consisted of a portion of the spoils which were the fruit of the battle 2 Chronicles 13:16-19.
Asa’s dedications may have been made from the spoils of Zerah the Ethiopian, who attacked him in his eleventh year (2 Chronicles 14:9, etc.). They were not deposited in the temple until his fifteenth year 2 Chronicles 15:10, 2 Chronicles 15:18.
Clarke's Notes on the Bible
Verse 1 Kings 15:15. Which his father had dedicated — On what account he and his father dedicated the things mentioned below, we know not; but it appears that Asa thought himself bound by the vow of his father.
