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Pośli mi też drzewa cedrowe i jodłowe i algumim z Libanu. Bo ja wiem, iż słudzy twoi umieją dobrze drzewo ciosać z Libanu, a słudzy moi będą z sługami twemi.
Przyślij mi też z Libanu drewno cedrowe, cyprysowe i sandałowe, bo wiem, że twoi słudzy znają się na wyrębie drzew. Do twoich sług mogą dołączyć moi.
Poślij mi także cedrowego, jodłowego i almugowegodrzewa z Libanu; bo ja wiem, że twoi słudzy umieją wyrąbywać drzewo na Libanie; oto moi słudzy będą z twoimi sługami,
Poślij mi też drzewa cedrowego, jodłowego, i almugimowego z Libanu; bo ja wiem, iż słudzy twoi umieją wyrąbywać drzewo na Libanie; a oto słudzy moi będą z sługami twoimi,
Przyślij mi też z Libanu drzewa cedrowego, cyprysowego i sandałowego, bo wiem, że twoi słudzy umieją rąbać drzewa w Libanie, a oto moi słudzy będą z twoimi sługami;
By przygotować dla mnie dużo drzewa, gdyż świątynia, którą zamierzam zbudować, ma być wielka i wspaniała.
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Send me also: 1 Kings 5:6
algum trees: or, algummim, Called in the parallel passage, by a transposition of letters, almuggim, or "almug-trees;" which is rendered by the Vulgate, ligna thyina, the thya or lignum vite wood. Theophrastus say that "the thyon of thya tree grows near the temple of Jupiter Ammon (in Africa), and in the Cyrenaica; that it resembles the cypress in its boughs, leaves, stalk, and fruit; and that its wood (from its close texture) never rots." The LXX render here נוץךיםב; and Josephus calls it מץכב נוץךיםב, torch or pine-trees; but cautions us against supposing that the wood was like what was known in his time by that name; for these "were to the sight like the wood of the fig-tree, but more white and shining." The Syriac version has kaiso dekeėsotho, probably cypress wood; and Dr. Shaw supposes it denotes the cypress. Several critics understand it to mean gummy wood; and Celsius queries whether it may not be the sandal-tree, as the Rabbins and Dr. Geddes suppose. 1 Kings 10:11, almug-trees
Reciprocal: 1 Kings 9:11 - Now Hiram 1 Chronicles 14:1 - and timber Song of Solomon 1:17 - beams Amos 1:9 - brotherly covenant Haggai 1:8 - to Revelation 18:12 - thyine
Gill's Notes on the Bible
Send me also cedar trees, fir trees, and algum trees, out of Lebanon,.... Of the two first of these, and which Hiram sent, see 1 Kings 5:10. The algum trees are the same with the almug trees, 1 Kings 10:11 by a transposition of letters; these could not be coral, as some Jewish writers think, which grows in the sea, for these were in Lebanon; nor Brazil, as Kimchi, so called from a place of this name, which at this time was not known; though there were trees of almug afterwards brought from Ophir in India, as appears from the above quoted place, as well as from Arabia; and it seems, as Beckius c observes, to be an Arabic word, by the article "al" prefixed to it:
for I know that thy servants can skill to cut timber in Lebanon; better than his:
and, behold, my servants shall be with thy servants; to help and assist them in what they can, and to learn of them, see 1 Kings 5:6.
c In Targum in loc.