1 Samuel 10:27
children.2:12; 11:12; De 13:13; 2Sa 20:1; 2Ch 13:7; Ac 7:35,51,52brought him.2Sa 8:2; 1Ki 4:21; 10:25; 2Ch 17:5; Ps 72:10; Mt 2:11he held his peace. or, he was as though he had been deaf.Ps 38:13; Isa 36:21; Mt 27:12-141 Kings 9:14
11,28; 10:10,14,211 Kings 10:10
she gave.2; 9:14; Ps 72:10,15; Mt 2:11an hundred.According to Mr. Reynolds, equal to 843,905£ 10s. 4d. sterling. spices.Ge 43:11; Ex 30:34and precious.Pr 3:13-15; 20:15; Re 21:111 Kings 10:25
every man.10; Jud 3:15; 1Sa 10:27; 2Sa 8:2,10; 2Ch 26:8; Job 42:11Ps 72:10,15; Isa 36:16; Mt 2:11and mules.1:33; 18:5; Ge 36:24; Ezr 2:66; Es 8:10,14; Isa 66:20; Eze 27:14a rate.2Ki 17:4; 2Ch 9:242 Chronicles 9:9
she gave.24; 1Ki 9:14; 10:10; Ps 72:10,15of spices.1; Ge 43:11; Ex 30:34Sheba.This queen is called Balkis by the Arabians, who say she came from the city of Sheba, also called Mareb, in Yemen or Arabia Felix; but the Ethiopians call her Maqueda, claim her as their sovereign, and say that her posterity reigned there for a long time. Mr. Bruce has given us the history of her and her descendants from Abyssinian records; and Josephus says that Sheba was the ancient name of the city of Meroë, (south of Egypt, and sometimes comprehended in Ethiopia,) and that this princess came from thence. Those who think the princess came from Arabia, rely chiefly on the fact that gold, silver, spices, and precious stones, which were the presents she made to Solomon, are the natural products of that country; and that it may well be placed at the uttermost part of the earth, as it borders on the southern ocean, and formerly they knew no land beyond it.Job 42:11
all his brethren.19:13,14; Pr 16:7they bemoaned.2:11; 4:4; 16:5; Ge 37:35; Isa 35:3,4; Joh 11:19; Ro 12:151Co 12:26; Heb 12:12; 13:3every man.6:22,23; Ge 24:22,53; 1Sa 10:27
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