2 Chronicles 2:15 Meaning and Explanation
“Now therefore the wheat, and the barley, the oil, and the wine, which my lord hath spoken of, let him send unto his servants:”
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Read Full Chapter →Huram accepts Solomon's offer, asking that the promised wheat, barley, oil, and wine be sent to his servants.
What Does 2 Chronicles 2:15 Mean?
Huram closes the arrangement by agreeing to the terms Solomon proposed. He asks that the wheat, barley, oil, and wine be sent to his workers, sealing the exchange. He courteously calls Solomon 'my lord,' showing genuine goodwill between the two kings.
Faithful agreements rest on trust kept and promises honored on both sides. Solomon offered, Huram accepted, and each will do his part. Such honest dealing is itself a kind of witness; even in matters of commerce, integrity and mutual respect reflect the character of the God they were laboring, in their way, to honor.
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What does 2 Chronicles 2:15 mean?
Huram accepts Solomon's offer, asking that the promised wheat, barley, oil, and wine be sent to his servants.