1.Könige 4 | Schlachter 2000

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Salomos oberste Beamte

1 Und der König Salomo regierte über ganz Israel. (1Kön 1,46; 1Kön 2,11; 1Chr 29,27; Pred 1,12)

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2 Und dies waren seine obersten Beamten: Asarja, der Sohn des Priesters Zadok, (1Chr 6,8) 3 Elihoreph und Achija, die beiden Söhne Sisas, waren Schreiber; Josaphat, der Sohn Achiluds, war Kanzleischreiber, (2Sam 8,16; 2Sam 20,24) 4 und Benaja, der Sohn Jojadas, war Heerführer; Zadok aber und Abjatar waren Priester; (1Kön 1,8; 1Kön 1,34; 1Kön 2,26; 1Kön 2,35)

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5 Asarja, der Sohn Nathans, war über die Aufseher [gesetzt]; Sabud, der Sohn Nathans, war Minister, der Freund des Königs. (2Sam 7,2; 1Kön 1,8; 1Kön 1,34; 1Kön 4,7; 1Chr 29,29; Spr 22,11; Spr 22,29)

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6 Achisar war über das Haus [gesetzt], und Adoniram, der Sohn Abdas, über die Fronarbeit. (1Kön 5,14) 7 Und Salomo hatte zwölf Aufseher über ganz Israel, die den König und sein Haus mit Speise versorgten; je einen Monat im Jahr war jeder mit der Versorgung beauftragt. (1Chr 27,1) 8 Und dies sind ihre Namen: der Sohn Hurs auf dem Bergland Ephraim; (Jos 20,7; Ri 17,1) 9 der Sohn Dekers in Makaz und in Saalbim und in Beth-Schemesch und in Elon-Beth-Hanan; (Jos 19,42; 1Sam 6,12) 10 der Sohn Heseds in Arubbot, über Socho und das ganze Land Hepher; (Jos 12,17; Jos 15,35) 11 der Sohn Abinadabs über das ganze Hügelland von Dor. Dieser hatte Taphat, eine Tochter Salomos, zur Frau. (Jos 17,11) 12 Baana, der Sohn Achiluds, in Taanach und Megiddo und über das ganze Beth-Schean, das neben Zartan unterhalb von Jesreel liegt, von Beth-Schean bis nach Abel-Mechola, bis jenseits von Jokmeam. (Jos 3,16; Jos 12,22; Jos 17,11; Jos 21,34; Ri 1,27; Ri 5,19; Ri 7,22; 1Sam 18,19; 1Kön 7,46; 1Kön 19,16)

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13 Der Sohn Gebers in Ramot in Gilead, der hatte die Dörfer Jairs, des Sohnes Manasses, in Gilead und das Gebiet von Argob, das in Baschan liegt; 60 große Städte, mit Mauern und ehernen Riegeln [geschützt]. (4Mo 32,41; 5Mo 3,4; 5Mo 3,13; Jos 20,8; Jos 21,38)

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14 Achinadab, der Sohn Iddos, in Mahanajim; (Jos 21,38) 15 Achimaaz in Naphtali; auch er nahm sich eine Tochter Salomos, Basmat, zur Frau. (Jos 19,32; 1Sam 18,18; 1Kön 4,11) 16 Baana, der Sohn Husais, in Asser und Bealot. (Jos 19,24) 17 Josaphat, der Sohn Paruahs, in Issaschar. (Jos 19,17) 18 Simei, der Sohn Elas, in Benjamin. (Jos 18,20; 1Kön 1,8; Sach 12,13) 19 Geber, der Sohn Uris, im Land Gilead, im Land Sihons, des Königs der Amoriter, und Ogs, des Königs von Baschan. Nur ein Aufseher war in diesem Land. (Jos 12,1; Jos 13,11) 20 Aber Juda und Israel waren zahlreich wie der Sand am Meer. Sie aßen und tranken und waren fröhlich. (1Mo 22,17; 1Mo 28,14; 1Kön 3,8; 1Chr 16,27; Ps 22,27; Ps 110,3; Spr 14,28; Pred 2,24; Lk 15,23; Offb 19,7)

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New International Reader’s Version

Solomon’s officials and governors

1 So King Solomon ruled over the whole nation of Israel. 2 Here are the names of his chief officials. Azariah was the priest. He was the son of Zadok. 3 Elihoreph and Ahijah were secretaries. They were the sons of Shisha. Jehoshaphat kept the records. He was the son of Ahilud. 4 Benaiah was the commander-in-chief. He was the son of Jehoiada. Zadok and Abiathar were priests. 5 Azariah was in charge of the local governors. He was the son of Nathan. Zabud was a priest. He was also the king’s adviser. He was the son of Nathan. 6 Ahishar was in charge of the palace. Adoniram was in charge of those who were forced to work for the king. He was the son of Abda. 7 Solomon had 12 local governors over the whole land of Israel. They provided supplies for the king and the royal family. Each governor had to provide supplies for one month out of each year. 8 Here are their names and areas. Ben-Hur’s area was the hill country of Ephraim. 9 Ben-Deker’s area was Makaz, Shaalbim, Beth Shemesh and Elon Bethhanan. 10 Ben-Hesed’s area was Arubboth. Sokoh and the whole land of Hepher were included in his area. 11 Ben-Abinadab’s area was Naphoth Dor. He married Solomon’s daughter Taphath. 12 Baana’s area was Taanach, Megiddo and the whole territory of Beth Shan. Beth Shan was next to Zarethan below Jezreel. Baana’s area reached from Beth Shan all the way to Abel Meholah. It also went across to Jokmeam. Baana was the son of Ahilud. 13 Ben-Geber’s area was Ramoth Gilead. The settlements of Jair, the son of Manasseh, were included in his area in Gilead. The area of Argob in Bashan was also included. That area had 60 large cities that had high walls around them. The city gates were made secure with heavy bronze bars. 14 Ahinadab’s area was Mahanaim. He was the son of Iddo. 15 Ahimaaz’s area was Naphtali. He had married Basemath. She was Solomon’s daughter. 16 Baana’s area was Asher and Aloth. He was the son of Hushai. 17 Jehoshaphat’s area was Issachar. He was the son of Paruah. 18 Shimei’s area was Benjamin. He was the son of Ela. 19 Geber’s area was Gilead. He was the only governor over the area. He was the son of Uri. Gilead had been the country of Sihon and Og. Sihon had been king of the Amorites. Og had been king of Bashan.

Solomon’s daily supplies

20 There were many people in Judah and Israel. In fact, they were as many as the grains of sand on the seashore. They ate, drank and were happy. 21 Solomon ruled over all the kingdoms from the River Euphrates to the land of the Philistines. He ruled as far as the border of Egypt. All those countries brought the gifts he required them to bring him. And Solomon ruled over those countries for his whole life. 22 Here are the supplies Solomon required every day. 4.5 tonnes of the finest flour 9 tonnes of meal 23 ten oxen that had been fed by hand 20 oxen that had been fed on grasslands 100 sheep and goats deer, antelopes and roebucks the finest birds 24 Solomon ruled over all the kingdoms that were west of the River Euphrates. He ruled from Tiphsah all the way to Gaza. And he had peace and rest on every side. 25 While Solomon was king, Judah and Israel lived in safety. They were secure from Dan all the way to Beersheba. Everyone had their own vine and their own fig tree. 26 Solomon had 4,000 spaces where he kept his chariot horses. He had a total of 12,000 horses. 27 The local governors provided supplies for King Solomon. They provided them for all who ate at the king’s table. Each governor provided supplies for one month every year. The governors made sure the king had everything he needed. 28 They also brought barley and straw for the chariot horses and the other horses. Each of the governors brought the amounts required of them. They brought them to the proper places.

God makes Solomon very wise

29 God made Solomon very wise. His understanding couldn’t even be measured. It was like the sand on the seashore. People can’t measure that either. 30 Solomon’s wisdom was greater than the wisdom of all the people of the east. It was greater than all the wisdom of Egypt. 31 Solomon was wiser than anyone else. He was wiser than Ethan, the Ezrahite. He was wiser than Heman, Kalkol and Darda. They were the sons of Mahol. Solomon became famous in all the nations around him. 32 He spoke 3,000 proverbs. He wrote 1,005 songs. 33 He spoke about plants. He knew everything about them, from the cedar trees in Lebanon to the hyssop plants that grow out of walls. He spoke about animals and birds. He also spoke about reptiles and fish. 34 The kings of all the world’s nations heard about how wise Solomon was. So they sent their people to listen to him.