1 Kings Notes

1 Kings 2

a 2:24 That is, a royal dynasty

1 Kings 4

a 4:8 Literally Son of Hur

b 4:9 Literally Son of Deker

c 4:10 Literally Son of Hesed

d 4:11 Literally Son of Abinadab

e 4:13 Literally Son of Geber

f 4:21 That is, the Euphrates

g 4:24 That is, the Euphrates

h 4:26 Following Masoretic Text and most other authorities; some manuscripts of the Septuagint read four (compare 2 Chronicles 9:25).

1 Kings 5

a 5:3 Literally them

b 5:11 Following Masoretic Text, Targum, and Vulgate; Septuagint and Syriac read twenty thousand.

c 5:16 Following Masoretic Text, Targum, and Vulgate; Septuagint reads three thousand six hundred.

d 5:17 Literally house, and so frequently throughout this book

1 Kings 6

a 6:1 Following Masoretic Text, Targum, and Vulgate; Septuagint reads fortieth.

b 6:3 Hebrew heykal; here the main room of the temple, elsewhere called the holy place (compare Exodus 26:33 and Ezekiel 41:1)

c 6:3 Literally it

d 6:5 Hebrew debir; here the inner room of the temple, elsewhere called the Most Holy Place (compare verse 16)

e 6:8 Following Masoretic Text and Vulgate; Septuagint reads upper story; Targum reads ground story.

f 6:27 Literally house

1 Kings 7

a 7:7 Literally floor, that is, of the upper level

b 7:13 Hebrew Hiram (compare 2 Chronicles 2:13, 14)

c 7:26 Or three thousand (compare 2 Chronicles 4:5)

d 7:40 Hebrew Hiram (compare 2 Chronicles 2:13, 14)

e 7:45 Hebrew Hiram (compare 2 Chronicles 2:13, 14)

1 Kings 8

a 8:17 Literally house, and so in verses 18–20

1 Kings 9

a 9:13 Literally Good for Nothing

b 9:15 Literally The Landfill

c 9:24 Literally he (compare 2 Chronicles 8:11)

d 9:26 Hebrew Eloth (compare 2 Kings 14:22)

1 Kings 10

a 10:11 Or algum (compare 2 Chronicles 9:10, 11)

b 10:22 Literally ships of Tarshish, deep-sea vessels

c 10:22 Or peacocks

d 10:26 Following Septuagint, Syriac, Targum, and Vulgate (compare 2 Chronicles 9:25); Masoretic Text reads led.

e 10:29 Literally by their hands

1 Kings 11

a 11:33 Following Masoretic Text and Targum; Septuagint, Syriac, and Vulgate read he has.

1 Kings 12

a 12:11 Literally scorpions

b 12:14 Literally scorpions

c 12:31 Literally a house

1 Kings 13

a 13:12 Septuagint, Syriac, Targum, and Vulgate read showed him.

b 13:32 Literally houses

1 Kings 14

a 14:15 That is, the Euphrates

b 14:15 Hebrew Asherim, Canaanite deities

c 14:24 Hebrew qadesh, that is, one practicing sodomy and prostitution in religious rituals

d 14:31 Spelled Abijah in 2 Chronicles 12:16

1 Kings 15

a 15:6 Following Masoretic Text, Septuagint, Targum, and Vulgate; some Hebrew manuscripts and Syriac read Abijam.

b 15:12 Hebrew qedeshim, that is, those practicing sodomy and prostitution in religious rituals

c 15:13 A Canaanite goddess

1 Kings 16

a 16:33 Hebrew Asherah, a Canaanite goddess

b 16:34 Compare Joshua 6:26

1 Kings 18

a 18:19 A Canaanite goddess

b 18:31 Genesis 32:28

1 Kings 19

a 19:5 Or Angel

b 19:7 Or Angel

1 Kings 21

a 21:23 Following Masoretic Text and Septuagint; some Hebrew manuscripts, Syriac, Targum, and Vulgate read plot of ground (compare 2 Kings 9:36).

1 Kings 22

a 22:7 Or him

b 22:38 Syriac and Targum read they washed his armor.

c 22:46 Hebrew qadesh, that is, one practicing sodomy and prostitution in religious rituals

d 22:48 Or ships of Tarshish