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Solomon built one main temple only.
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How many temples of King Solomon have there been?
The only Temple attributed by the Jews to King Solomon is the Temple destroyed by the Babylonians after the defeat of Judah and the exile of the Jews .
Did they build temples for only one God?
In olden times (and in mny places today too), temples were built for many gods or for one local god out of many. The Temple of Solomon, however, was built for the One and only God.
How many temples did Ramses II build?
Two temples were built.
How long did people travel to go to king Solomon's temples?
They came from all over the world to see Solomon's temple, and the fastest mode of travel was horseback, so you can see that some of them must have been travelling for many months.
How many pages does King Solomon's Mines have?
King Solomon's Mines has 320 pages.
How many pages does King Solomon's Carpet have?
King Solomon's Carpet has 368 pages.
How many times did King Solomon's Temple get destroyed and by whom?
It was destroyed twice, once by the Babylonians and once by the Romans. _______ Something can only be destroyed once. There were two different Temples.
How many temples did the Aztecs build?
5
How many Grand Masters were there in King Solomon's day?
There were 3 Grand Masters in King Solomon's day; King Solomon, King Hiram of Tyre, and Hiram Abiff.
How did God try to save King Solomon?
God tried to save king Solomon because of his father King David, Solomon had many wives and concubines, many not isarealites. so idol worship for Solomon came in.
How many horses did King Solomon have?
King Solomon is believed to have had around 4,000 horses in his possession during his reign. These horses were known for their strength and were used in battle as well as for royal processions.
Which king completed the building of the temple in Jerusalem?
In 2nd Samuel 7:2, King David said "Here I am living in a house of cedars while the Ark of the true God sits in the midst of tent cloths" expressing his feelings and desire to build the house for Jehovah (the temple). In verses 12 & 13, Jehovah told David that it was his son who would build the temple. David did much to collect many of the supplies needed to build the temple as recorded in 1 Chronicles 29:1-9. In 1 Chronicles 28:10, David tells his son "See, now, for Jehovah has chosen you to build a house as a sanctuary. Be courageous and go to work." (NWT)
