1 Chronicles 14 — Overview

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This chapter gives an account of the message of Hiram king of Tyre to David, and of David's taking him more wives, with the names of his children by them; and of two battles he fought with the Philistines, in which he had the victory over them; the same are recorded in 2Sa 5:11 see the notes there;See Gill on "2Sa 5:11".

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