1 Chronicles 29:2-3

ECB⁽ⁱ⁾ ² and with all my force I prepared for the house of my Elohim: gold for the gold; silver for the silver; copper for the copper; iron for the iron; timber for the timber; onyx stones and fillings; stibium stones and of embroidery; and all manner of precious stones and marble stones in abundance. ³ And again, because I am pleased in the house of my Elohim, I have of my own peculiar treasure - of gold and silver, which I give to the house of my Elohim over and above all I prepared for the holy house:

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I have prepared.
1 Chronicles 22:3-5; 1 Chronicles 22:14-16
with all.
2 Chronicles 31:20; 2 Chronicles 31:21; Ecclesiastes 9:10; 2 Corinthians 8:3; Colossians 3:23; 1 Peter 4:10; 1 Peter 4:11
the gold.
1 Chronicles 28:14-18
onyx stones.{Avney shoham,} which was, probably, not the precious stone or gem called onyx, but a marble called in Greek {onychites,} which Pliny mentions as a stone Caramania; for one would hardly think that gems of any kind were used externally in such a building as the temple. Antiquity gave both stones this name, because of their resemblance to the nail of the finger.
Genesis 2:12; Exodus 28:17; Exodus 28:20; Exodus 39:6; Exodus 39:13; Job 28:16; Isaiah 54:11; Isaiah 54:12
Revelation 21:18-21
glistering stones.{Avney phuch} seems to denote a kind of black marble, so called from its colour resembling stibium: so Vulgate {quasi stibinos.}
marble stones.{Avney shayish} is rendered in the Targum {avney marmoraiyah,} "stones of marble," and by the LXX., and Vulgate [Parion] or [Parinon,] or {marmor Parium,} "Parium marble," which was remarkable for its bright white colour. Josephus says that the temple was built of large blocks of white marble, beautifully polished, so as to produce a most splendid appearance.