could not: 2 Samuel 7:5-11; 1 Chronicles 22:4-6; 2 Chronicles 6:6-8
the wars: 1 Chronicles 22:8, 1 Chronicles 28:3
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1 Kings 5:3
1 Kings 5:3
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