and the height of each cherub was ten cubits. Bible Study Questions and Answers 1. What is the meaning of 1 Kings 6:26? 2. How does 1 Kings 6:26 reflect God's attention to detail in worship? 3. Why is the cherubim's size significant in 1 Kings 6:26? 4. What does the temple's design reveal about God's holiness and majesty? 5. How can we apply the temple's craftsmanship to our worship practices today? 6. How does 1 Kings 6:26 connect to God's presence in Exodus 25:22? 7. What is the significance of the cherubim's height in 1 Kings 6:26? 8. How does 1 Kings 6:26 reflect God's majesty and holiness? 9. Why were cherubim chosen for the temple in 1 Kings 6:26? 10. What are the top 10 Lessons from 1 Kings 6? 11. How can Ezekiel 41's instructions be reconciled with the different layout presented for Solomon's Temple in 1 Kings 6? 12. 2 Chronicles 3:10-13 - Could the massive cherubim described really be accommodated within the temple's recorded dimensions? 13. (1 Kings 16:34) What evidence is there that rebuilding Jericho specifically caused the curse on Hiel's children, or is this event merely symbolic legend? 14. What archaeological evidence confirms or contradicts the existence of giants (Numbers 13:33)? Discussion Questions 1. How does the depiction of the cherubim in 1 Kings 6:26 enhance our understanding of God's holiness and majesty?2. In what ways can we create "sacred spaces" in our daily lives to focus on God's presence, similar to the Holy of Holies in the temple? 3. How does the unity and consistency of the cherubim's design challenge us to pursue unity and consistency in our worship and spiritual practices? 4. What parallels can we draw between the role of the cherubim in the temple and the role of Christ as the ultimate revelation of God's presence? 5. How do the descriptions of cherubim in other parts of the Bible, such as Ezekiel and Revelation, deepen our understanding of their significance in 1 Kings 6:26?1. How does the detailed description of the Temple's construction reflect on God's nature? 2. What does the obedience of Solomon in following God's exact instructions tell us about our own obedience to God's word? 3. How does the promise God made to Solomon relate to God's promises to us today? 4. How can the symbol of the Temple apply to our lives as "temples of the Holy Spirit"? 5. How does the detailed craftsmanship involved in building the Temple inspire us to use our skills for God's glory? 6. The Temple construction took seven years. What does this teach us about patience and dedication in our spiritual pursuits? 7. How do the materials used in the Temple's construction (gold, cedar, and cypress) symbolize aspects of God and His Kingdom? 8. What is the significance of the inner sanctuary (Most Holy Place) in the Temple? How does this apply to the modern believer's life? 9. What do the two cherubim in the Most Holy Place signify? 10. Discuss the significance of the Temple being built without the sound of hammers, chisels, or any other iron tools at the building site (v7). What does this suggest about our approach to worship? 11. How might you personally respond to God's command, as Solomon did, in your current situation? 12. In what ways can we create a 'temple' or sacred space in our hearts for God today? 13. How does God's promise to dwell amongst His people inspire you? 14. In what ways can we apply the principles of patience, skill, and dedication seen in the Temple's building to our personal lives? 15. How does the elaboration on the Temple's beauty inspire your thoughts about Heaven? 16. Solomon spared no expense in building the Temple. How does this challenge our own commitment and sacrifice to God? 17. How might the seven years it took to build the Temple parallel significant periods in our spiritual growth? 18. What can modern churches learn from the construction and dedication of Solomon's Temple? 19. How does the communal effort in building the Temple reflect the importance of community in our spiritual journey? 20. If you were to compare your life with the construction of the Temple, in what stage would you consider yourself to be and why? Links 1 Kings 6:26 NIV1 Kings 6:26 NLT 1 Kings 6:26 ESV 1 Kings 6:26 NASB 1 Kings 6:26 KJV 1 Kings 6:26 Commentaries Bible Hub |



