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Solomon made a business deal with King Hiram, trading wheat and olive oil for timber and gold (1 Kings 5:10–11). When Solomon owed Hiram, he gave him twenty towns in Galilee as payment. However, Hiram was unhappy with the towns and returned them to Solomon (see 2 Chronicles 8:2). The two friends agreed on other compensation and continued as allies and trading partners (1 Kings 9:26–28; 10:22).
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Solomon: Son of David, king of Israel, known for his wisdom
Glossary
Hiram Kings, Books of First and Second Phoenicia, Phoenicians
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Diplomacy: Solomon, in his Alliance with Hiram Solomon: Builds his Palace Solomon: Builds the Temple Solomon: Cedes some Inferior Cities to Hiram Time: Eras from Which, Computed: Building of the Temple Treaty: Ceding of the Territory By Tyre: Kingdom of Men and Materials Sent From, to Solomon, for the Erection of the Temple and his Castles