2 Chronicles 4

^{1 !} The altar of brasse.

^{2 a} A great vessel of brasse, so called because of the great quantitie of water, which it conteined, {1 King 7,23}

^{2 !} The molten Sea.

^{3 /} Or, floure delyoes.

^{3 c} In the length of euery cubite were ten heades or knoppes which in all are 300.

^{3 b} Meaning, vnder the brim of the vessel, as, {1King. 7,24}

^{5 d} In the first boke of Kings {chap. 7,26} mencion is onely made of two thousand: but the lesse nomber was taken there, & here according as the measures proued afterward is declared.

^{6 !} The caldrons.

^{7 e} Euen as thei shulde be made.

^{7 !} The candlestickes, &c.

^{9 f} Called, also the porche of Salomon. {Act. 3,11}. It is also taken for the Temple where Christ preached, {Mat. 21,23}

^{11 /} Or, caldrons.

^{16 g} Whome Salomon reuerenced for the gifts that God had giuen him, as a father: had the same name also that Huram the Kings of Tyrus had, his mother was a Jewies & his father a Tyrian. Some read, for his father, the autor of this worke.

^{19 h} In Ebrewe, the bread of the faces, because they were set before the Arke, where the Lord shewed his presence.

^{22 /} Or, instruments of Musike.

^{22 i} That is, couered with plates of golde.