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Apparently there was a temple at Shiloh.  Its ruins may still have been
visible in Jeremiah's time; see Jeremiah 7:12.






"James Lindberg" <jcvictory AT visto.com>@visto.com on 10/17/2001 07:53:17 PM

Please respond to "James Lindberg" <jcvictory AT visto.com>

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To:   Biblical Hebrew <b-hebrew AT franklin.oit.unc.edu>
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Subject:  1 Samuel 1:9


Why in 1 Samuel 1:9 is there a reference to the Lord's "temple" (heykal)
when the temple has not been built yet?

The NIV has a text note that says, "That is, tabernacle", but if the
tabernacle was being referred to, why did the author of 1 Samuel not use
"tabernacle" (hamishkan) as is found in Exodus 25:9?

Thank You,

James C. Lindberg
Tempe, AZ


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