Jamieson Fausset Brown Commentary - 1 Kings 8:64

Jamieson Fausset Brown Commentary - 1 Kings 8:64 - 8:64

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Jamieson Fausset Brown Commentary - 1 Kings 8:64 - 8:64

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8:1 - 8:1
8:2 - 8:2
8:8 - 8:8
8:9 - 8:9
8:10 - 8:10
8:12 - 8:12
8:13 - 8:13
8:14 - 8:14
8:22 - 8:22
8:62 - 8:62
8:63 - 8:63
8:64 - 8:64
8:65 - 8:65

The same day did the king hallow the middle of the court - that is, the whole extent of the priests’ court - the altar of burnt offerings, though large (2Ch 4:1), being totally inadequate for the vast number of sacrifices that distinguished this occasion. It was only a temporary erection to meet the demands of an extraordinary season, in aid of the established altar, and removed at the conclusion of the sacred festival. [See on 2Ch 7:7.]