Person
Hiram I
Also called: Hiram of Tyre
King of Tyre in Phoenicia (r. c. 980 – 947 BC), said to have sent cedars of Lebanon and craftsmen for Solomon’s Temple
Also called: Hiram of Tyre
King of Tyre in Phoenicia (r. c. 980 – 947 BC), said to have sent cedars of Lebanon and craftsmen for Solomon’s Temple
A story told in the First Book of Kings: with the help of King Hiram of Tyre, who sent cedars of Lebanon, Solomon spent seven years building the Temple of Yahweh in Jerusalem.
Son of David who led the Hebrew kingdom at its height (10th century BC) and, according to the Bible, built the Temple of Yahweh in Jerusalem