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One inconvenience , however , arose , of which they were not at first apprised ,
namely , there being no stone in the country with which to build it . But this defect
was soon supplied by the nature of the soil , which , being clayey , they soon ...
One inconvenience , however , arose , of which they were not at first apprised ,
namely , there being no stone in the country with which to build it . But this defect
was soon supplied by the nature of the soil , which , being clayey , they soon ...
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The king , therefore , took advantage of the time , and made preparations for
building the house of the Lord . In the first place , he sent messengers to Hiram ,
king of Tyre , who had been the friend of his father , informing him of his
intentions ...
The king , therefore , took advantage of the time , and made preparations for
building the house of the Lord . In the first place , he sent messengers to Hiram ,
king of Tyre , who had been the friend of his father , informing him of his
intentions ...
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Hiram , also , made all the vessels and instruments which were to be used in the
services of the sanctuary ; and thus the building became ready for the devotions
and offerings of the people . Solomon then caused the ark to be removed to the ...
Hiram , also , made all the vessels and instruments which were to be used in the
services of the sanctuary ; and thus the building became ready for the devotions
and offerings of the people . Solomon then caused the ark to be removed to the ...
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