2 Chronicles 2

Commentary

2 Chronicles 2 is a chapter that focuses on King Solomon's preparations for the construction of the temple. In verses 1-10, Solomon sends out a call for skilled laborers to help build the temple. He also sends out a call for cedar wood from Lebanon, and gold and silver from the king of Tyre. In verses 11-18, Solomon makes a covenant with Hiram, the king of Tyre, to provide the cedar wood and gold and silver. In exchange, Solomon promises to provide food for Hiram's household. In verses 19-21, Solomon assembles the skilled laborers and the materials needed to build the temple. Finally, in verses 22-23, Solomon commands the people to begin the work of building the temple. The chapter of 2 Chronicles 2 is an important one in the Bible, as it marks the beginning of the construction of the temple. It is a reminder of the importance of the temple in the life of the Israelites, and of the importance of the covenant between God and His people. It also serves as a reminder of the importance of cooperation and collaboration between different nations in order to achieve a common goal.