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A Debated Transaction
Scholars debate the timing of this payment. Some, like John Gill, argue the Hebrew implies the gold 'had been sent' earlier as part of the original deal for temple materials. Others suggest Hiram sent it after receiving the cities, either as a gesture of goodwill despite his disappointment or as an acknowledgment of the cities' true value.
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1 Kings
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18th Century
Theologian
Hiram sent 120 talents of gold—Apparently, to show that, although disappointed, he was not offended. The sum sent was very large—above a mil…
19th Century
Bishop
Hiram sent to the king one hundred and twenty talents of gold. — The payment, by any calculation, was a large one, though little m…
17th Century
Pastor
And Hiram sent to the king one hundred and twenty talents
of gold . Not after the cities h…
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17th Century
Minister
Solomon gave Hiram twenty cities. Hiram did not like them. If Solomon wished to satisfy him, it should be in Hiram's own element, by becoming his p…