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2 Crónicas 1:3-13

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3 Y fu茅 Salom贸n, y con 茅l toda esta junta, al alto que hab铆a en Gaba贸n; porque all铆 estaba el tabern谩culo del testimonio de Dios, que Mois茅s siervo de Jehov谩 hab铆a hecho en el desierto.
4 Mas David hab铆a tra铆do el arca de Dios de Ch卯riath-jearim al lugar que 茅l le hab铆a preparado; porque 茅l le hab铆a tendido una tienda en Jerusalem.
5 Asimismo el altar de bronce que hab铆a hecho Bezaleel hijo de Uri hijo de Hur, estaba all铆 delante del tabern谩culo de Jehov谩, al cual fu茅 谩 consultar Salom贸n con aquella junta.
6 Subi贸 pues Salom贸n all谩 delante de Jehov谩, al altar de bronce que estaba en el tabern谩culo del testimonio, y ofreci贸 sobre 茅l mil holocaustos.
7 Y aquella noche apareci贸 Dios 谩 Salom贸n, y d铆jole: Demanda lo que quisieres que yo te d茅.
8 Y Salom贸n dijo 谩 Dios: T煤 has hecho con David mi padre grande misericordia, y 谩 m铆 me has puesto por rey en lugar suyo.
9 Conf铆rmese pues ahora, oh Jehov谩 Dios, tu palabra dada 谩 David mi padre; porque t煤 me has puesto por rey sobre un pueblo en muchedumbre como el polvo de la tierra.
10 Dame ahora sabidur铆a y ciencia, para salir y entrar delante de este pueblo: porque 驴qui茅n podr谩 juzgar este tu pueblo tan grande?
11 Y dijo Dios 谩 Salom贸n: Por cuanto esto fu茅 en tu coraz贸n, que no pediste riquezas, hacienda, 贸 gloria, ni el alma de los que te quieren mal, ni pediste muchos d铆as, sino que has pedido para ti sabidur铆a y ciencia para juzgar mi pueblo, sobre el cual te he puesto por rey,
12 Sabidur铆a y ciencia te es dada; y tambi茅n te dar茅 riquezas, hacienda, y gloria, cual nunca hubo en los reyes que han sido antes de ti, ni despu茅s de ti habr谩 tal.
13 Y volvi贸 Salom贸n 谩 Jerusalem del alto que estaba en Gaba贸n, de ante el tabern谩culo del testimonio; y rein贸 sobre Israel.

2 Crónicas 1:3-13 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO SECOND CHRONICLES

This, and the preceding, were but one book originally, but divided into two because of the size of it, so that this is only a continuation of the former history; that ends at the death of David; this begins with the reign of Solomon, goes through that, and the reigns of all the kings of the house of David; of the kings of Judah only, after the separation of the ten tribes, quite down to the captivity of Judah in Babylon, and reaches to the deliverance of the Jews from thence by Cyrus, and contains an history of four hundred and seventy nine years. It treats not at all of the kings of Israel, after the separation, only of the kings of Judah, through whom the line of the Messiah was drawn; and though it omits several things recorded of them in the book of Kings, yet it gives abundance of anecdotes not to be met with there, which are of great use and advantage in history to know.

\\INTRODUCTION TO 2 CHRONICLES 1\\

This chapter relates, how that Solomon being confirmed in his kingdom, went to Gibeon to sacrifice 2Ch 1:1-6, that the Lord appeared there to him, and what passed between them, 2Ch 1:7-10 and that when he returned from thence to Jerusalem, he increased in splendour, wealth, and riches, 2Ch 1:13-17.

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