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that were present had sanctified themselves,
and did not keep their courses;
11. out of the holy place] The priests could remain neither in the
Holy of Holies where they had deposited the Ark, nor even in the
Holy Place, but were driven altogether out of the Temple building into
the Temple court (compare verse 14).
11‒13a. for all ... his mercy endureth for ever] a long parenthesis
added by the Chronicler to intimate that the whole body and not
merely the monthly “course” of priests and of Levitical singers were
present (verses 11b‒12); and to suggest the grandeur of the musical
service (verse 13a).
at the east end of the altar] Looking westward, facing the Holy of
Holies. To face the east was to turn the back upon the sanctuary;
Ezekiel viii. 16.
2. But I have built] The adversative but is awkward, and the text
in Kings (see above) is more suitable: Solomon has built a house in
which the dark shrine seems a fitting abode for Him who wills to
dwell in the “thick darkness.”
with the children of Israel] In 1 Kings viii. 21, with our fathers,
when he brought them out of the land of Egypt.
16. walk in my law] In 1 Kings viii. 25, walk before me. The
Chronicler characteristically introduces a reference to the Law of the
Lord (the tōrah). In Samuel and Kings neither David nor Solomon
ever mentions this.
22. and an oath be laid upon him] Compare Exodus xxii. 11.
When an accused man attests his innocence before the altar of the
Temple either by invoking on himself a curse (the oath of ordeal) or
by allowing the priest to invoke one upon him, then may Jehovah
judge the matter, allowing the innocent to escape unharmed from the
ordeal, and fulfilling the curse against the guilty!
in the land of their cities] literally in the land of their gates. The
text is probably corrupt: read either, in any one of their cities
(compare LXX.), or, by making a breach in their gates (Hebrew
biphĕrōṣ for b’ereṣ).
39. their cause] Render with margin, their right (as in verse 35).
The end of the prayer in 1 Kings viii. 51‒53 is quite different, and
less effective.
the ark of thy strength] This appellation of the Ark refers to its use
in war; compare 1 Samuel iv. 3, 6, 7.
remember the mercies of David] i.e. either show David’s son the
mercies thou didst show to David himself (Isaiah lv. 3), or (as
margin), remember the good deeds, or “mercies” (so also xxxii. 32),
which David did, and reward his son.
Chapter VII.
1‒3 (not in 1 Kings).
The Sacrifices consumed by Fire from Heaven.
the brook of Egypt] i.e. not the Nile, but the stream called Shihor
of Egypt in 1 Chronicles xiii. 5 (see note).
seven days, and ... seven days] Compare 1 Kings viii. 65, 66.
The original text in Kings agreed with the earlier custom referred to
in the previous note, the people being dismissed on the eighth day
after observing the seven days Feast of Tabernacles. The evidence
of the LXX. and also the opening words of verse 66 put it beyond
doubt that in the present text of Kings the words and seven days,
even fourteen days are a late addition due probably to the influence
of the statement in Chronicles The Chronicler, or the tradition he
follows, did not deem it fitting that there should be no special festival
for the dedication of the Temple. His statement of events is therefore:
a seven days Dedication Feast (from the 8th to the 14th of the
month), followed by the Feast of Tabernacles, seven days plus one
day of holy assembly (from the 15th to the 22nd); and finally on the
23rd of the month the dismissal of the people to their homes (see
verse 10).
13‒15. These verses have no parallel in 1 Kings ix. 1‒9, but are
closely modelled upon the language of Solomon’s prayer in vi. 26‒
28, 40.