1 Reyes 14:26

Listen to 1 Reyes 14:26
26 Y tom贸 los tesoros de la casa de Jehov谩, y los tesoros de la casa real, y saque贸lo todo: llev贸se tambi茅n todos los escudos de oro que Salom贸n hab铆a hecho.

1 Reyes 14:26 Meaning and Commentary

1 Kings 14:26

And he took away the treasures of the house of the Lord
Which perhaps Jeroboam had informed him of, and for the sake of which he came, as well as to make a diversion in favour of Jeroboam, who had contracted an intimacy with him when in Egypt; and who might have no regard for Rehoboam, who was not a son of Pharaoh's daughter, and so no relation to him: these were the treasures which David had left to his son Solomon, and had dedicated for the temple, even gold, silver, and vessels, which he put among the treasures of the house of the Lord, and perhaps added to them, ( 1 Kings 7:51 ) , and the treasures of the king's house; the riches, gold, silver, and jewels, whatever of worth and value he had in his chests and cabinets:

he even took away all:
that he could find and come at; for that there were some left is plain from ( 1 Kings 15:18 ) ,

and he took away all the shields of gold which Solomon had made;
and which were put in the house of the forest of Lebanon, ( 1 Kings 10:16 1 Kings 10:17 ) .

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1 Reyes 14:26 In-Context

24 Y hubo tambi茅n sodomitas en la tierra, 茅 hicieron conforme 谩 todas las abominaciones de las gentes que Jehov谩 hab铆a echado delante de los hijos de Israel.
25 Al quinto a帽o del rey Roboam subi贸 Sisac rey de Egipto contra Jerusalem.
26 Y tom贸 los tesoros de la casa de Jehov谩, y los tesoros de la casa real, y saque贸lo todo: llev贸se tambi茅n todos los escudos de oro que Salom贸n hab铆a hecho.
27 Y en lugar de ellos hizo el rey Roboam escudos de metal, y di贸los en manos de los capitanes de los de la guardia, quienes custodiaban la puerta de la casa real.
28 Y cuando el rey entraba en la casa de Jehov谩, los de la guardia los llevaban; y pon铆anlos despu茅s en la c谩mara de los de la guardia.
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