- of mine own proper good:
- i.e. "of my own private property", at present we only use the plural goods to designate property or personal effects. over and above. "Also cedarª treesª in abundance:ªª for¹ the Zidoniansª and they of Tyreª broughtª° muchª cedarª woodª to David.ª ... And Davidª said,ª° Solomonª my sonª [is] youngª and tender,ª and the houseª [that is] to be buildedª° for the LORDª [must be] exceedingª magnifical,ª° of fameª and of gloryª throughout all¹ countries:ª I will [therefore] now¹ make preparationª° for it. So Davidª preparedª° abundantlyª beforeª his death.ª" {1Ch 22:4-5} + "Now, behold,¹ in my troubleª I have preparedª° for the houseª of the LORDª an hundredª thousandª talentsª of gold,ª and a thousandª thousandª talentsª of silver;ª and of brassª and ironª without¹ weight;ª for¹ it is¹ in abundance:ª timberª also and stoneª have I prepared;ª° and thou mayest addª° thereto.¹ ... Of the gold,ª the silver,ª and the brass,ª and the iron,ª [there is] no¹ number.ª Ariseª° [therefore], and be doing,ª° and the LORDª be¹ with¹ thee." {1Ch 22:14-16}
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