2 Chronicles 2:13

2 Chronicles 2:13 Meaning and Explanation

And now I have sent a cunning man, endued with understanding, of Huram my father’s,

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Huram sends a skilled and understanding craftsman, a man named after Huram himself.

What Does 2 Chronicles 2:13 Mean?

Huram grants Solomon's request and sends the master craftsman he had asked for, a man of skill and understanding. The phrase rendered 'Huram my father's' marks him out as a trusted artisan bearing the royal name, the very kind of expert needed for sacred work.

God supplies what his work requires, often through the willing response of others. Solomon asked, and the gift was sent. The building of God's house moves forward as skilled hands are gathered to it, each one a provision toward the place where heaven and earth would meet in worship.

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What does 2 Chronicles 2:13 mean?

Huram sends a skilled and understanding craftsman, a man named after Huram himself.

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