Also at the same time Solomon kept the feast seven days, and all Israel with him, a very great congregation, from the entering in of Hamath unto the river of Egypt.
En ese mismo tiempo, Salomón celebró la fiesta durante siete días, y todo Israel se unió a él, una multitud enorme de gente desde tan al norte como la entrada a Hamat hasta tan al sur como el río de Egipto.
Salomón celebró una gran fiesta de siete días con todo Israel, desde el norte hasta el sur del país.
📚 Contexto Histórico
During Solomon's reign in ancient Israel, around 970-930 BC, this verse describes a massive seven-day feast held after the dedication of the First Temple in Jerusalem, which was a pivotal event in Israel's history as it symbolized God's dwelling among His people. The gathering included a vast congregation from Hamath in the north (near modern-day Syria) to the river of Egypt in the south, representing the full extent of Solomon's prosperous kingdom and the unity of the Israelite tribes. This feast was likely the Festival of Tabernacles, a time of national thanksgiving and worship that reinforced the covenant relationship between God and Israel.
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