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26 Solomon summoned his chariots and cavalrymen. He commanded 1,400 chariots and 12,000 cavalrymen, and he sent them to the appointed cities (known as chariot cities) or to guard Jerusalem’s king. 27 The king had made silver as common as stones are in Jerusalem, and he made cedars as common as sycamore trees are in the foothills. 28 Solomon brought his horses from Egypt[a] and Kue, and the king’s businessmen paid the people of Kue for the horses.

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  1. 10:28 Literally, Musri, a nation on the Cappadocian seacoast of Asia Minor

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