The bronze pillars, sea, and water chariots and the meanings behind each as they relate to God's people and entering into God's presence.

The bronze pillars, sea, and water chariots and the meanings behind each as they relate to God's people and entering into God's presence.

Solomon builds his own house and the description of the house is placed in the text in a way that seems to break apart the description of the building of the Temple and it's furnishings. But is this to be taken negatively or positively? Is Solomon working in competition with God or has he built his palace as a reflection of his Father's greatness?

Solomon builds his own house and the description of the house is placed in the text in a way that seems to break apart the description of the building of the Temple and it's furnishings. But is this to be taken negatively or positively? Is Solomon working in competition with God or has he built his palace as a reflection of his Father's greatness?

Solomon builds the house of the Lord (the Temple - His dwelling place). Never intended to be a blueprint for us to use to build an exact replica, chapter 6 is filled with theological and spiritual meaning. It is as much or more about the Church of God which is now His dwellling place as it ever was about a building built three thousand years ago.

Solomon builds the house of the Lord (the Temple - His dwelling place). Never intended to be a blueprint for us to use to build an exact replica, chapter 6 is filled with theological and spiritual meaning. It is as much or more about the Church of God which is now His dwellling place as it ever was about a building built three thousand years ago.

King Hiram of Tyre is excited to help in providing timber for the building of God's house BECAUSE of his love for King David. The relationship between Solomon and Hiram is off to an excellent start which speaks typological volumes to the early church about their work alongside Gentiles to build God's greatest house - the Church.

King Hiram of Tyre is excited to help in providing timber for the building of God's house BECAUSE of his love for King David. The relationship between Solomon and Hiram is off to an excellent start which speaks typological volumes to the early church about their work alongside Gentiles to build God's greatest house - the Church.

The structure of Solomon's kingdom is seen as a pointer to his wisdom, which is obviously given by God.

The structure of Solomon's kingdom is seen as a pointer to his wisdom, which is obviously given by God.