1 Kings 7:8

His house where he was to live, the other courtyard behind the hall, was of similar workmanship. Solomon also made a house like this hall for Pharaoh’s daughter, whom he had married.

And his house where he dwelt had another court within the porch, which was of the like work. Solomon made also an house for Pharaoh's daughter, whom he had taken to wife, like unto this porch.

He built his personal residence behind the Hall on a similar plan. Solomon also built another one just like it for Pharaoh’s daughter, whom he had married. 9-12 No expense was spared—everything here, inside and out, from foundation to roof was constructed using high-quality stone, accurately cut and shaped and polished. The foundation stones were huge, ranging in size from twelve to fifteen feet, and of the very best quality. The finest stone was used above the foundation, shaped to size and trimmed with cedar. The courtyard was enclosed with a wall made of three layers of stone and topped with cedar timbers, just like the one in the porch of The Temple of God. 13-14 King Solomon sent to Tyre and asked Hiram (not the king; another Hiram) to come. Hiram’s mother was a widow from the tribe of Naphtali. His father was a Tyrian and a master worker in bronze. Hiram was a real artist—he could do anything with bronze. He came to King Solomon and did all the bronze work. 15-22 First he cast two pillars in bronze, each twenty-seven feet tall and eighteen feet in circumference. He then cast two capitals in bronze to set on the pillars; each capital was seven and a half feet high and flared at the top in the shape of a lily. Each capital was dressed with an elaborate filigree of seven braided chains and a double row of two hundred pomegranates, setting the pillars off magnificently. He set the pillars up in the entrance porch to The Temple; the pillar to the south he named Security (Jachin) and the pillar to the north Stability (Boaz). The capitals were in the shape of lilies. 22-24 When the pillars were finished, Hiram’s next project was to make the Sea—an immense round basin of cast metal fifteen feet in diameter, seven and a half feet tall, and forty-five feet in circumference. Just under the rim there were two bands of decorative gourds, ten gourds to each foot and a half. The gourds were cast in one piece with the Sea. 25-26 The Sea was set on twelve bulls, three facing north, three facing west, three facing south, and three facing east; the bulls faced outward supporting the Sea on their hindquarters. The Sea was three inches thick and flared at the rim like a cup, or like a lily. It held about 11,500 gallons. 27-33 Hiram also made ten washstands of bronze. Each was six feet square and four and a half feet tall. They were made like this: Panels were fastened to the uprights. Lions, bulls, and cherubim were represented on the panels and uprights. Beveled wreath-work bordered the lions and bulls above and below. Each stand was mounted on four bronze wheels with bronze axles. The uprights were cast with decorative relief work. Each stand held a basin on a circular engraved support a foot and a half deep set on a pedestal two and a quarter feet square. The washstand itself was square. The axles were attached under the stand and the wheels fixed to them. The wheels were twenty-seven inches in diameter; they were designed like chariot wheels. Everything—axles, rims, spokes, and hubs—was of cast metal. 34-37 There was a handle at the four corners of each washstand, the handles cast in one piece with the stand. At the top of the washstand there was a ring about nine inches deep. The uprights and handles were cast with the stand. Everything and every available surface was engraved with cherubim, lions, and palm trees, bordered by arabesques. The washstands were identical, all cast in the same mold. 38-40 He also made ten bronze washbasins, each six feet in diameter with a capacity of 230 gallons, one basin for each of the ten washstands. He arranged five stands on the south side of The Temple and five on the north. The Sea was placed at the southeast corner of The Temple. Hiram then fashioned the various utensils: buckets and shovels and bowls. 40-45 Hiram completed all the work he set out to do for King Solomon on The Temple of God:two pillars;two capitals on top of the pillars;two decorative filigrees for the capitals;four hundred pomegranates for the two filigrees (a double row of pomegranates for each filigree);ten washstands each with its washbasin;one Sea;twelve bulls under the Sea;miscellaneous buckets, shovels, and bowls. 45-47 All these artifacts that Hiram made for King Solomon for The Temple of God were of burnished bronze. He cast them in clay in a foundry on the Jordan plain between Succoth and Zarethan. These artifacts were never weighed—there were far too many! Nobody has any idea how much bronze was used. 48-50 Solomon was also responsible for all the furniture and accessories in The Temple of God:the gold Altar;the gold Table that held the Bread of the Presence;the pure gold candelabras, five to the right and five to the left in front of the Inner Sanctuary;the gold flowers, lamps, and tongs;the pure gold dishes, wick trimmers, sprinkling bowls, ladles, and censers;the gold sockets for the doors of the Inner Sanctuary, the Holy of Holies, used also for the doors of the Main Sanctuary.

His house where he was to live, the other court inward from the hall, was of the same workmanship. He also made a house like this hall for Pharaoh’s daughter, whom Solomon had married.

The palace where he would live was set farther back. Its plan was something like the plan for the hall. Solomon had married Pharaoh’s daughter. He made a palace for her. It was like the hall.

And the palace in which he was to live, set farther back, was similar in design. Solomon also made a palace like this hall for Pharaoh’s daughter, whom he had married.

And the palace in which he was to live, set farther back, was similar in design. Solomon also made a palace like this hall for Pharaoh’s daughter, whom he had married.

Solomon’s living quarters surrounded a courtyard behind this hall, and they were constructed the same way. He also built similar living quarters for Pharaoh’s daughter, whom he had married.

أَمَّا بَيْتُهُ الَّذِي كَانَ يُقِيمُ فِيهِ فَكَانَ خَلْفَ «قَاعَةِ الْعَرْشِ» مُمَاثِلاً لَهَا فِي فَنِّ الْبِنَاءِ، كَمَا شَيَّدَ قَصْراً مُمَاثِلاً لِزَوْجَتِهِ ابْنَةِ فِرْعَوْنَ.

Salomons private beboelseshuse lå bag Domhuset inden for den mur, som omgav hele paladskomplekset. Det hus, han lod opføre til den egyptiske prinsesse, han havde giftet sig med, svarede i størrelse og udstyr til hans eget.

Der Wohnpalast Salomos befand sich in einem Hof, der weiter innen lag als die Thronhalle, und war von der gleichen Bauart. Auch das Haus für seine Frau, die Tochter des Pharaos, war im gleichen Stil wie die Thronhalle gehalten.

Su residencia personal estaba en un atrio aparte y tenía un modelo parecido. A la hija del faraón, con la cual se había casado, Salomón le construyó también un palacio semejante.

Su residencia personal estaba en un atrio aparte y tenía un modelo parecido. A la hija del faraón, con la cual se había casado, Salomón le construyó un palacio semejante.

Son habitation privée se trouvait dans une autre cour que la salle du Trône. Elle était construite selon le même plan. Salomon fit construire un palais semblable pour la fille du pharaon qu’il avait épousée[c].

Ang bahin sang palasyo nga sa diin nagaestar si Solomon ara lang sa likod sang bilding nga sa diin siya nagahukom, kag pareho ang pagkahimo sini. Pareho man sini ang hitsura sang balay nga iya ginpahimo para sa iya asawa nga anak sang hari sang Egipto.[e]

그리고 솔로몬의 관저는 그의 집무실 뒷편의 다른 뜰에 있었으며 그 모양은 다른 궁과 비슷하였다. 또 솔로몬은 자기 아내인 바로의 딸을 위해서도 이와 똑같은 궁을 하나 더 지었다.

Aan de rechtzaal vast en vergelijkbaar in bouw lagen de persoonlijke vertrekken van Salomo. Hij ontwierp soortgelijke verblijven van dezelfde afmetingen in het paleis dat hij bouwde voor de dochter van de farao, met wie hij getrouwd was.

E o palácio para sua moradia, no outro pátio, tinha um formato semelhante. Salomão fez também um palácio como esse para a filha do faraó, com quem tinha se casado.

Os seus aposentos pessoais eram igualmente em cedro e dispunham-se em volta de um pátio, na retaguarda desta última sala. Reservou, aliás, apartamentos idênticos, com as mesmas medidas, no palácio que mandou construir para a filha do Faraó, uma das suas mulheres.

Palatul în care urma să locuiască era aşezat într-o altă curte din spatele porticului şi era zidit în acelaşi fel. De asemenea, Solomon a zidit pentru fiica lui Faraon, pe care o luase de soţie, un alt palat asemenea acestui portic.

А его дом, где он должен был жить, был в другом дворе, позади зала, такой же по замыслу. Ещё Сулейман сделал дворец, подобный этому залу, для дочери фараона, на которой женился.

А его дом, где он должен был жить, был в другом дворе, позади зала, такой же по замыслу. Ещё Сулейман сделал дворец, подобный этому залу, для дочери фараона, на которой женился.

А его дом, где он должен был жить, был в другом дворе, позади зала, такой же по замыслу. Ещё Сулаймон сделал дворец, подобный этому залу, для дочери фараона, на которой женился.

А его дом, где он должен был жить, был в другом дворе, позади зала, такой же по замыслу. Еще Соломон сделал дворец, подобный этому залу, для дочери фараона, на которой он женился.

Rummen som han själv skulle bo i längre in i byggnaden var av liknande utseende. Han byggde också ett hus i samma stil åt faraos dotter som var en av hans hustrur.

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所罗门的寝宫就在公堂后面的院内，建筑样式和公堂相同。所罗门又为妻子——法老的女儿造了一座类似的宫室。

廊 後 院 内 有 所 罗 门 住 的 宫 室 ； 工 作 与 这 工 作 相 同 。 所 罗 门 又 为 所 娶 法 老 的 女 儿 建 造 一 宫 ， 做 法 与 这 廊 子 一 样 。

所羅門的寢宮就在公堂後面的院內，建築樣式和公堂相同。所羅門又為妻子——法老的女兒造了一座類似的宮室。