Story Producer 158 - Solomon Builds the Temple
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План: 1 Kings 5:3-9:8
Нумар сцэнарыя: 1316
мова: English
Аўдыторыя: General
Прызначэнне: Evangelism; Teaching
Features: Bible Stories; Paraphrase Scripture
Статус: Approved
Скрыпты - гэта асноўныя рэкамендацыі для перакладу і запісу на іншыя мовы. Яны павінны быць адаптаваны па меры неабходнасці, каб зрабіць іх зразумелымі і актуальнымі для кожнай культуры і мовы. Некаторыя выкарыстаныя тэрміны і паняцці могуць мець патрэбу ў дадатковых тлумачэннях або нават быць замененымі або цалкам апушчанымі.
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Optional Titles:Solomon Builds a Temple for the Lord.The first Israelite [stone]Temple.
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King Solomon said one day, “God did not allow my father [King David], to build a temple for the Lord, because David killed men in battles [wars]. Since the Lord has given peace [no war] to me with all other countries [tribes], I am going to build a temple to honor the Lord’s name.”
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Hiram, King of Tyre [country], agreed to cut down [cedar and pine] trees for the temple that Solomon was going to build. Solomon sent thousands of workers [men] from Israel to help bring the logs [cut trees]. He sent others to cut huge stones with which to build the temple.
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[Solomon’s] workers spent [took/put] seven years building the new temple [at Jerusalem City]. Workers used bronze to make pillars [posts near its door], [and] an enormous bowl for washing sacrifices, and twelve statues like [of/looking like] oxen [cattle] beneath the bowl.
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Inside the temple, in the two main rooms, workers covered the walls with carved [cedar] wood, and they covered the wood with gold. In the front room, workers used gold to make ten lampstands [big lanterns], an altar [to burn incense], and a table [for bread]. They called this room “The Holy Place”. (It was 25 metres long).
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They called the temple’s back room “The Most [Very] Holy Place.” It was nine metres long, [nine metres] wide and [nine metres] high. Inside this room, they put two statues of large winged creatures that they called cherubs [guardians]. They made these from olive [tree] wood and covered them with gold.
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When the temple was finished [ready], Solomon brought to Jerusalem the [old] tabernacle and its furnishings [objects], along with the Covenant Box. That day, Solomon and the Israelites sacrificed to the Lord more animals than they could count.
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Next, priests used long wooden poles to carry the Covenant Box and the other furnishings [objects] into the temple.
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The priests put the Covenant Box in the Most Holy Place, setting it beneath the cherubs’ [statues’] wings, so that their wings stretched out over the Box and its [gilded] wooden poles.
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When the priests went out from the Holy Place, suddenly a cloud [like fiery smoke] filled the temple. This was the Lord’s glory [bright light / brilliance]. The priests could do nothing more, that day.
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That day, King Solomon stood before everyone and prayed, “Lord, you are our God. There is no other god like you, in heaven or on earth. Please, keep [do] the promise you made to my father, David. You told him that his sons [descendants] will always be kings in Israel, as long as they remain faithful to you, as David did.
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“Please, watch and listen at this place day and night. When others or I turn towards this temple and pray, please hear us from heaven. Please, forgive us the sins that we have committed [and confess to you].”
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Later, the Lord appeared [again] to Solomon in a dream, and said, “I have heard your prayer. I myself will always dwell in this temple, and your sons [descendants] will always rule over Israel, as long as [if] the Israelites remain faithful to me and obey my commandments [laws].
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“But if you or your descendants start worshipping other gods, or if you disobey my commandments [laws], then I will push [send / remove] the Israelites out of this land [country]. I will also abandon this temple and will completely destroy it.”