And for the house he made windows of narrow lights.
The provision for narrow openings to admit light belongs to the account of Solomon's temple, built after Israel had settled in Canaan to replace the tabernacle. Unlike the tabernacle, which was movable and smaller, the temple was a permanent structure of greater size. Yet it preserved the proportions of the tabernacle and was equipped and furnished in the same manner.
The provision for narrow openings to admit light belongs to the account of Solomon's temple, built after Israel had settled in Canaan to replace the tabernacle. Unlike the tabernacle, which was movable and smaller, the temple was a permanent structure of greater size. Yet it preserved the proportions of the tabernacle and was equipped and furnished in the same manner.