The son of Dekar, in Makaz, and in Shaalbim, and Bethshemesh, and Elonbethhanan:
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Verse 9 is found in chapter 4 of 1 Kings. Solomon’s kingdom is organized through officials, governors, and those responsible for provisions. Administration extends across different regions and sustains the needs of the court. The passage shows that Solomon’s wisdom has a practical dimension: it is not limited to religious or legal knowledge but is translated into an administrative structure capable of sustaining a prosperous and centralized kingdom.
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der Sohn Dekers zu Makaz und zu Saalbim und zu Beth-Semes und zu Elon und Beth-Hanan;
El hijo de Decar, en Maccas, y en Saalbim, y en Beth-semes, y en Elón, y en Beth-hanan;
Ben-decar, en Macaz, Saalbim, Bet-semes y Elón-bet-hanán;
Le fils de Déker, à Makats, à Saalbim, à Beth-Schémesch, à Elon et à Beth-Hanan.
Il figliuolo di Decher, in Macas, ed in Saalbim, ed in Bet-semes, ed in Elon, ed in Bet-hanan.
Ben-Dequer em Macaz, e em Saalbim, e em Bete-Semes, e em Elom, e em Bete-Hanã;
在 瑪迦斯 、 沙賓 、 伯‧示麥 、 以倫‧伯‧哈南 有 便‧底甲 ;
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