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call_letters = Louisiana Public Broadcasting| |
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! width="50%" align="left" | <font color="gray"><</font> [[Portal:Bible/Featured chapter/1 Kings 3|1 Kings 3]] |
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! width="50%" align="right" | [[Portal:Bible/Featured chapter/1 Kings 5|1 Kings 5]] <font color="gray">></font> |
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station_logo = [[Image:Lpb.jpg]]| |
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station_slogan = It's more than television.| |
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station_branding = LPB| |
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analog = [[#Stations|see table below]]| |
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digital = [[#Stations|see table below]]| |
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other_chs = | |
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affiliations = [[Public Broadcasting Service|PBS]]| |
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network = | |
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founded = | |
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airdate = [[September 6]], [[1975]]| |
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location = statewide [[Louisiana]]| |
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callsign_meaning = [[Louisiana Public Broadcasting#Stations|see table below]]| |
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owner = Louisiana Educational Television Authority| |
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licensee = | |
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sister_stations = | |
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former_affiliations = | |
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effective_radiated_power = [[Louisiana Public Broadcasting#Stations|see table below]]| |
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HAAT = [[Louisiana Public Broadcasting#Stations|see table below]]| |
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facility_id = [[Louisiana Public Broadcasting#Stations|see table below]]| |
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coordinates = [[Louisiana Public Broadcasting#Stations|see table below]]| |
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homepage = [http://www.lpb.org/ www.lpb.org]| |
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'''Louisiana Public Broadcasting (LPB)''' is a state-run, viewer-supported network of [[Public Broadcasting Service|PBS]] member stations serving the state of [[Louisiana]]. The network is operated by the '''Louisiana Educational Television Authority'''. |
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==History== |
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Louisiana was one of the first states in the Deep South with a noncommercial educational station within its borders when [[WYES-TV]] signed on from [[New Orleans]] in 1958. However, the rest of the state was without a clear signal from a [[National Educational Television]] or PBS station, even though an Educational Television Commission was briefly formed in the 1950s. [[LSU]] professor Lucille Woodward was the driving force to bring public television to the rest of the state from the 1950s onward. |
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Finally, on [[September 6]], [[1975]]; WLPB-TV in [[Baton Rouge]] signed on as the state's first PBS station outside New Orleans. From 1976 to 1983, five more stations signed on, extending LPB's signal to portions of [[Arkansas]], [[Mississippi]] and [[Texas]]. |
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LPB's flagship news program is ''Louisiana: The State We're In'', which has aired since 1976. |
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Among the original programs it has produced is ''[[Evangeline (musical)|Evangeline]]'', which was broadcast by PBS stations throughout the United States and Canada in 2000. |
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==Hurricane coverage== |
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During coverage of major hurricanes affecting the state (as has happened with Hurricanes [[Hurricane Katrina|Katrina]] and [[Hurricane Gustav|Gustav]]), LPB's Baton Rouge facilities are used by New Orleans [[CBS]] affiliate [[WWL-TV]] (Channel 4) as a backup studio to provide additional news coverage from the station inland, and act as the station's main set should WWL be unable to broadcast from their Rampart Street facilities in New Orleans. As part of this agreement, WWL's coverage airs across the entire LPB network to provide a statewide conduit for news and information from a well-established news organization. |
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==Stations== |
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| '''Station''' |
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| '''[[City of license]]''' |
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| '''[[channel (broadcasting)|Channels]]<br>''([[analog television|Analog]]/<br>[[digital terrestrial television|Digital]])''''' |
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| '''First air date''' |
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| '''[[call sign|Call letters’<br>meaning]]''' |
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| '''[[effective radiated power|ERP]]<br>''(Analog/<br>Digital)''''' |
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| '''[[height above average terrain|HAAT]]<br>''(Analog/<br>Digital)''''' |
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| '''[[Facility ID]]''' |
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| '''Transmitter Coordinates''' |
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| '''WLPB-TV''' |
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| [[Baton Rouge, Louisiana|Baton Rouge]] |
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| 27 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]])<br>25 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]]) |
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| [[September 6]], [[1975]] |
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| '''L'''ouisiana<br>'''P'''ublic<br>'''B'''roadcasting |
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| 2570 [[kilowatt|kW]]<br>200 kW |
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| 303 m<br>295 m |
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| 38586 |
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| {{coord|30|22|23|N|91|12|17.3|W|type:landmark_scale:2000|name=WLPB-TV}} |
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|- style="vertical-align: top; text-align: left;" |
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| '''KLTM-TV''' |
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| [[Monroe, Louisiana|Monroe]] |
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| 13 ([[very high frequency|VHF]])<br>19 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]]) |
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| [[September 8]], [[1976]] |
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| '''L'''ouisiana<br>'''T'''elevision<br>'''M'''onroe |
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| 316 kW<br>6.7 kW |
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| 544 m<br>153.8 m |
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| 38589 |
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| {{coord|32|11|50.5|N|92|4|14|W|type:landmark_scale:2000|name=KLTM-TV}} (analog)<br>{{coord|32|31|40|N|92|6|8.7|W|type:landmark_scale:2000|name=KLTM-TV}} (digital) |
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|- style="vertical-align: top; text-align: left;" |
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| '''KLTS-TV''' |
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| [[Shreveport, Louisiana|Shreveport]] |
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| 24 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]])<br>25 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]]) |
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| [[August 9]], [[1978]] |
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| '''L'''ouisiana<br>'''T'''elevision<br>'''S'''hreveport |
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| 1620 kW<br>57 kW |
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| 326 m<br>258 m |
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| 38591 |
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| {{coord|32|40|40.1|N|93|55|30.6|W|type:landmark_scale:2000|name=KLTS-TV}} |
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|- style="vertical-align: top; text-align: left;" |
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| '''KLPB-TV''' |
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| [[Lafayette, Louisiana|Lafayette]] |
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| 24 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]])<br>23 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]]) |
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| May 1981<sup>1</sup> |
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| '''L'''ouisiana<br>'''P'''ublic<br>'''B'''roadcasting |
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| 2090 kW<br>50 kW |
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| 369 m<br>463.2 m |
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| 38588 |
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| {{coord|30|2|39|N|92|22|15.3|W|type:landmark_scale:2000|name=KLPB-TV}} (analog)<br>{{coord|30|19|18.1|N|92|16|58.7|W|type:landmark_scale:2000|name=KLPB-TV}} (digital) |
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|- style="vertical-align: top; text-align: left;" |
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| '''KLTL-TV''' |
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| [[Lake Charles, Louisiana|Lake Charles]] |
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| 18 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]])<br>20 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]]) |
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| [[May 5]], [[1981]] |
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| '''L'''ouisiana<br>'''T'''elevision<br>'''L'''ake Charles |
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| 1260 kW<br>55 kW |
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| 314 m<br>299.1 m |
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| 38587 |
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| {{coord|30|23|59.6|N|93|0|10.8|W|type:landmark_scale:2000|name=KLTL-TV}} (analog)<br>{{coord|30|23|46.8|N|93|0|3.6|W|type:landmark_scale:2000|name=KLTL-TV}} (digital) |
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|- style="vertical-align: top; text-align: left;" |
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| '''KLPA-TV''' |
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| [[Alexandria, Louisiana|Alexandria]] |
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| 25 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]])<br>26 ([[ultra high frequency|UHF]]) |
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| [[July 1]], [[1983]] |
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| '''L'''ouisiana<br>'''P'''ublic<br>'''A'''lexandria |
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| 1690 kW<br>76 kW |
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| 413 m<br>413 m |
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| 38590 |
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| {{coord|31|33|57.2|N|92|32|50.7|W|type:landmark_scale:2000|name=KLPA-TV}} |
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*1. The ''Broadcasting and Cable Yearbook'' says KLPB-TV signed on [[May 2]], while the ''Television and Cable Factbook'' says it signed on [[May 13]]. |
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'''[[Books of Kings|1 KINGS 4]]'''</div> |
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LPB's digital channels provide three services: LPB, LPB+2, and LPB-HD. LPB+2 mostly shows programming from [[Public Broadcasting Service|PBS]]' [[Create (television network)|Create]] network. |
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An additional service, LPB+, now called LPB 2, is currently only available on Cox Cable in Baton Rouge and Lafayette. |
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In the New Orleans market, [[WLAE-TV]] is 50% owned by LPB and carries some LPB programming, mostly news and public affairs. WYES has rights to most PBS programming in prime time in New Orleans. |
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==Former Logo== |
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<gallery> |
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Image:LPB_ID.jpg|Former LPB logo, used in the early 1990s. |
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</gallery> |
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==External links== |
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*[http://www.lpb.org/ LPB's website] |
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*{{TVQ|WLPB}} |
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*{{TVQ|KLTM}} |
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*{{TVQ|KLTS}} |
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*{{TVQ|KLPB}} |
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*{{TVQ|KLTL}} |
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*{{TVQ|KLPA}} |
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*{{BIA|WLPB|TV|TV}} |
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*{{BIA|KLTM|TV|TV}} |
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*{{BIA|KLTS|TV|TV}} |
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*{{BIA|KLPB|TV|TV}} |
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*{{BIA|KLTL|TV|TV}} |
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*{{BIA|KLPA|TV|TV}} |
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A list of men serving under King Solomon followed by a list of Solomon's assets. |
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'''PEOPLE:''' [[Solomon]] - [[Azariah]] - [[Elihoreph]] - [[Ahiah]] - [[Jehoshaphat]] - [[Benaiah]] - [[Zadok]] - [[Abiathar]] - [[Azariah]] - [[Zabud]] - [[Ahishar]] - [[Adoniram]] - [[son of Hur]] - [[son of Dekar]] - [[son of Hesed]] - [[Abinadab]] - [[Taphath]] - [[Baana]] - [[son of Geber]] - [[Ahinadab]] - [[Ahimaaz]] - [[Basmath]] - [[Baanah]] - [[Jehoshaphat]] - [[Shimei]] - [[Geber]] - [[Ethan the Ezrahite]] - [[Heman]] - [[Chalcol]] - [[Darda]] |
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'''PLACES:''' [[United Monarchy|Israel]] - [[mount Ephraim]] - [[Makaz]] - [[Shaalbim]] - [[Bethshemesh]] - [[Elonbethhanan]] - [[Aruboth]] - [[Sochoh]] - [[Hepher]] - [[Dor]] - [[Taanach]] - [[Megiddo]] - [[Bethshean]] - [[Zartanah]] - [[Jezreel]] - [[Bethshean]] - [[Abelmeholah]] - [[Jokneam]] - [[Ramothgilead]] - [[Gilead]] - [[Argob]] - [[Bashan]] - [[Mahanaim]] - [[Naphtali]] - [[Asher]] - [[Aloth]] - [[Issachar]] - [[Benjamin]] - [[Bashan]] - [[Egypt]] - [[Tiphsah]] - [[Azzah]] - [[Dan]] - [[Beersheba]] |
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{{PBS Louisiana}} |
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'''RELATED ARTICLES:''' [[Kohen]] - [[Shisha]] - [[Scribe]] - [[Ahilud]] - [[Recorder]] - [[Jehoiada]] - [[Nathan]] - [[Abda]] - [[Ahilud]] - [[Jair]] - [[Manasseh]] - [[Iddo]] - [[Hushai]] - [[Paruah]] - [[Elah]] - [[Uri]] - [[Sihon]] - [[Amorites]] - [[Og]] - [[Philistines]] - [[Mahol]] |
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[[Category:Television stations in Louisiana]] |
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[[Category:PBS member networks]] |
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'''ENGLISH TEXT:''' [[:s:Bible (American Standard)/1 Kings#Chapter 4|American Standard]] - [[:s:Bible (Douay-Rheims)/1 Kings#Chapter 4|Douay-Rheims]] - [[:s:Bible (Free)/1 Kings#Chapter 4|Free]] - [[:s:Bible (King James)/1 Kings#Chapter 4|King James]] - [[:s:Bible (Jewish Publication Society 1917)/1 Kings#Chapter 4|Jewish Publication Society]] - [[:s:Bible (Tyndale)/1 Kings#Chapter 4|Tyndale]] - [[:s:Bible (World English)/1 Kings#Chapter 4|World English]] - [[:s:Bible (Wycliffe)/3 Kings#Chapter 4|Wycliffe]] |
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Revision as of 23:52, 2 October 2008
A list of men serving under King Solomon followed by a list of Solomon's assets.
PEOPLE: Solomon - Azariah - Elihoreph - Ahiah - Jehoshaphat - Benaiah - Zadok - Abiathar - Azariah - Zabud - Ahishar - Adoniram - son of Hur - son of Dekar - son of Hesed - Abinadab - Taphath - Baana - son of Geber - Ahinadab - Ahimaaz - Basmath - Baanah - Jehoshaphat - Shimei - Geber - Ethan the Ezrahite - Heman - Chalcol - Darda
PLACES: Israel - mount Ephraim - Makaz - Shaalbim - Bethshemesh - Elonbethhanan - Aruboth - Sochoh - Hepher - Dor - Taanach - Megiddo - Bethshean - Zartanah - Jezreel - Bethshean - Abelmeholah - Jokneam - Ramothgilead - Gilead - Argob - Bashan - Mahanaim - Naphtali - Asher - Aloth - Issachar - Benjamin - Bashan - Egypt - Tiphsah - Azzah - Dan - Beersheba
RELATED ARTICLES: Kohen - Shisha - Scribe - Ahilud - Recorder - Jehoiada - Nathan - Abda - Ahilud - Jair - Manasseh - Iddo - Hushai - Paruah - Elah - Uri - Sihon - Amorites - Og - Philistines - Mahol
ENGLISH TEXT: American Standard - Douay-Rheims - Free - King James - Jewish Publication Society - Tyndale - World English - Wycliffe