1 Reyes 9:11

11 Salomón le dio a Hiram, rey de Tiro, veinte ciudades en la tierra de Galilea. (Hiram había provisto toda la madera de cedro y de ciprés y todo el oro que Salomón había pedido).

1 Reyes 9:11 Meaning and Commentary

1 Kings 9:11

(Now Hiram the king of Tyre had furnished Solomon with
cedar trees and fir trees
For the building of both his houses; see ( 1 Kings 5:8 1 Kings 5:10 ) ,

and with gold, according to all his desire):
which is not before mentioned, and accounts for it from whence Solomon had his gold; if he made no use, as some think he did not, of what his father left him; see ( 1 Kings 7:51 ) with which he covered several parts of the temple, and made several vessels in it. Hiram traded to Ophir, and had it from thence; and he could supply Solomon with it, and did, before he sent a navy thither:

that then Solomon gave Hiram twenty cities in the land of Galilee;
that is, by or near it, for they were not in the land of Canaan; for then Solomon could not have disposed of them, being allotted and belonging to one of the tribes of Israel, and part of the Lord's inheritance; but they were upon the borders, particularly on the borders of Asher, if Cabul in ( Joshua 19:27 ) , can be thought to be the same with these; though some think that Solomon did not give Hiram the possession of these cities, but the royalties and revenues of them, their produce until the debt was paid: but they rather seem to be a gratuity, and a full grant of them, and might be cities which David had conquered, and taken out of the hands of the ancient inhabitants of them; and so Solomon had a right to dispose of them, being left him by his father; for it is plain as yet they were not inhabited by Israelites; see ( 2 Chronicles 8:2 ) . They are by a Jewish writer F6 said to be twenty two, very wrongly.


FOOTNOTES:

F6 Gloss. in T. Bab. Sabbat, fol. 54. 1.

1 Reyes 9:11 In-Context

9 »Y la respuesta será: “Porque los israelitas abandonaron al Señor
su Dios, quien sacó a sus antepasados de Egipto, y rindieron culto a otros dioses y se inclinaron ante ellos. Por esa razón el Señor
les envió tantas calamidades”».
10 Salomón hace un acuerdo con Hiram
Salomón tardó veinte años en construir el templo del Señor
y su propio palacio real. Al cabo de ese tiempo,
11 Salomón le dio a Hiram, rey de Tiro, veinte ciudades en la tierra de Galilea. (Hiram había provisto toda la madera de cedro y de ciprés y todo el oro que Salomón había pedido).
12 Sin embargo, cuando Hiram llegó desde Tiro para ver las ciudades que Salomón le había dado, no le gustaron nada.
13 «¿Qué clase de ciudades son estas, hermano?», le preguntó. Por eso Hiram llamó a esa región Cabul (que significa «sin ningún valor»), y así se conoce hasta el día de hoy.
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