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2 Chronicles 5:9

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they drew: As the ark was no longer to be carried about, the staves were unnecessary.

there it is: or, they are there, as 1 Kings 8:1-66, 1 Kings 8:1-66, 1 Kings 8:8

unto this day: That is, the day when these events were recorded; not the day when these extracts were made, after the captivity, and consequently, long after the destruction of the temple.

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