And the king made silver to be in Jerusalem as stones, and cedars made he to be as the sycomore trees that are in the vale, for abundance.
El rey hizo que la plata fuera tan común en Jerusalén que era como las piedras que están tiradas por todas partes, e hizo que la madera de cedro fuera tan abundante como los sicómoros que crecen en gran cantidad en los valles.
El rey Salomón hizo que la plata y el cedro fueran tan abundantes en Jerusalén como las piedras y los árboles comunes.
📚 Contexto Histórico
During the reign of King Solomon, around 970-931 BC, Israel enjoyed a period of great peace and wealth due to his wise leadership and extensive trade networks, including alliances with nations like those in the region of Sheba. This verse highlights the extraordinary abundance of Solomon's kingdom, where silver was so plentiful in Jerusalem that it was compared to common stones, and valuable cedar wood was as widespread as ordinary sycamore trees in the lowlands, reflecting his massive building projects like the temple and palace. The context comes from the biblical account in 1 Kings, which follows the Queen of Sheba's visit, where she marveled at Solomon's riches as a sign of God's blessing on his rule.
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