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And king Solomon made two hundred targets of beaten gold: six hundred shekels of gold went to one target.
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Verse 16 is found in chapter 10 of 1 Kings. The enormous quantity of gold and goods described during Solomon’s reign represents the height of his wealth and power. The throne, shields, vessels, and commercial fleet display a monarchy of extraordinary splendor. Yet this accumulation also creates tension with the law’s warnings concerning a king’s accumulation of wealth. The reader therefore sees both the glory and the risks of this prosperity.
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Compare 1 Kings 10:16 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Deutsch · L1912 Und der König Salomo ließ machen zweihundert Schilde vom besten Gold, sechshundert Lot tat er zu einem Schild,
Español · RVR1909 Hizo también el rey Salomón doscientos paveses de oro extendido: seiscientos siclos de oro gastó en cada pavés.
Español · NTBT El rey Salomón hizo doscientos escudos grandes de oro batido. Para cada escudo se emplearon casi siete kilogramos de oro.
Français · LSG Le roi Salomon fit deux cents grands boucliers d'or battu, pour chacun desquels il employa six cents sicles d'or,
Italiano · DIO1885 Onde il re Salomone fece fare dugento pavesi d’oro battuto, in ciascuno de’ quali impiegò siecento sicli d’oro;
Português · ARC Também o rei Salomão fez duzentos paveses de ouro batido; seiscentos siclos de ouro destinou para cada pavês;
中文 · RCUV 所羅門 王用錘出來的金子打成二百面盾牌，每面盾牌用六百舍客勒金子；
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