1 Kings 7:40

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Huram also made pots, small shovels, and small bowls. He finished making all the things King Solomon wanted him to make. This is a list of the things that Huram made for the Temple of the Lord: 2 columns; 2 capitals shaped like bowls for the top of the columns; 2 nets to go around the capitals; 400 pomegranates for the two nets (two rows of pomegranates for each net to cover the two bowls for the capitals on top of the columns); 10 carts with a bowl on each cart; the large tank with 12 bulls under it; the pots, small shovels, small bowls, and all the dishes for the Lord’s Temple. Huram made everything King Solomon wanted. They were all made from polished bronze.

Cross References

2 Chronicles 4:8

He made ten tables and put them in the Temple. Five tables were on the right side and five tables on the left side in the Temple. And he used gold to make 100 basins.

1 Kings 7:28

The carts were made with square panels set in frames.

Exodus 24:6

Moses saved the blood from these animals. He put half of the blood in bowls, and he poured the other half of the blood on the altar.

1 Kings 7:39

He put five carts on the south side of the Temple and five carts on the north side. He put the large tank in the southeast corner of the Temple.

1 Chronicles 18:8

David also took much bronze from the towns of Tebah and Cun. These towns belonged to Hadadezer. Later, Solomon used this bronze to make the bronze tank, the bronze columns, and other things made from bronze for the Temple.

2 Chronicles 4:6

He made ten basins. He put five basins on the right side of the large bronze tank and five basins on the left side. These ten basins were to be used to wash the things offered for the burnt offerings. But the large bronze tank was to be used by the priests for washing before they offered sacrifices.

Exodus 27:3

“Use bronze to make all the tools and dishes that will be used on the altar. Make pots, shovels, bowls, forks, and pans. These will be used for cleaning ashes from the altar.