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A Public Blessing
Commentators note that this verse, where King Solomon turns to bless the people, is recorded almost identically in the parallel account in 1 Kings. The assembly's posture of standing signifies their reverence and readiness to receive the king's blessing. This act serves as a formal transition from dedicating the temple itself to addressing and blessing the gathered nation before Solomon begins his great prayer.
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2 Chronicles
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18th Century
Theologian
Compare with the parallel accounts in the books of Kings.
19th Century
Bishop
And the king. —The verse is word for word as in Kings.
Turned. — Turned round ([Reference 1 Chroni…
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(See Gill on 2 Chronicles 5:1).
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The order of Solomon's prayer is to be observed. First and chiefly, he prays for repentance and forgiveness, which is the chief blessing and the on…