In yesterday’s reading, Solomon asked Hiram, the king of
Tyre to help him cut enough lumbar for the temple he wanted to build for God.
He gives a great lesson in dealing with people. He says “I will pay you
whatever you ask … and I need your help because there is no one so skilled in
felling timber than you.” What do you think Hiram’s response was? Have you ever
experienced something like that? How do
you motivate people to work for you? This little part of the story inspired me
to achieve excellence in what God has called me to do. Solomon never would have
recognized Hiram if Hiram was not committed to excellence.
In today’s reading, I love how detailed Solomon was about
building the temple. It definitely was a building like no other in magnificence.
There is a neat correlation from Old to New Testament today : Solomon built the
temple and Stephen, in his speech to the Jewish leaders, says that God does not
live in buildings built by humans. God wants to dwell in our hearts. How much
room in your heart is there for God to dwell?
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