Boaz

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Boaz is one of the two prominent bronze pillars that stood at the entrance of Solomon’s Temple in Jerusalem, as described in the Hebrew Bible.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Boaz canonical 3
pillar Boaz 1

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Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf artifact described in the Hebrew Bible
biblical object
bronze pillar
associatedWith First Temple
Solomon’s Temple
category Objects in the Hebrew Bible
Religious architecture elements
Solomon’s Temple
constructedDuringReignOf King Solomon
describedIn 1 Kings 7
2 Chronicles 3
Hebrew Bible
linked to: Tanakh
destroyedBy Babylonian conquest of Jerusalem
destroyedInYear 586 BCE (traditional date)
destroyedWith Solomon’s Temple
hasApproximateHeight 18 cubits
about 8 meters
hasCanonicalStatus part of biblical canon narrative
hasCapitalDecoration chapiter
lily work
pomegranates
hasColor bronze
hasCompanionPillar Jachin
hasCraftsman Hiram of Tyre
linked to: Hiram
hasCulturalInfluence inspired later religious architectural symbolism
hasFunction temple entrance pillar
hasLanguageOfName Hebrew
hasMaterial bronze
hasNameMeaning in him is strength
hasOrientation stood on the left side when facing the temple entrance
hasReligiousTradition Baha’i Faith
linked to: Baha'i Faith

Christianity
Judaism
Samaritanism
isOneOf two prominent bronze pillars of Solomon’s Temple
locatedIn Jerusalem
mentionedIn Masoretic Text
linked to: Masorah

Septuagint
namedBy biblical tradition
pairedWithFunctionally Jachin as twin pillar at temple entrance
partOf architectural elements of Solomon’s Temple
stoodAt entrance of Solomon’s Temple
symbolizes stability
strength
timePeriod 10th century BCE (traditional dating)

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Boaz and Jachin hasPart Boaz
subject linked to: pillars Boaz and Jachin
Jachin pairedWith Boaz
Masonic iconography hasSymbol pillar Boaz
linked to: Boaz