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Chequered fortunes of David—His early prosperity as a king— His career darkened—Uriah and Bathsheba—Joab's power over David—The birth of Solomon—Significance of David's remorse.
(1 Kings 3:7–9) How did God answer Solomon’s request, according to 1 Kings 3:10–13? “The Lord his God was with him,” penned the chronicler (2 Chronicles 1:1), and the Lord exalted him greatly. In the following chart, read the passages and describe the blessings God showered on Solomon. Blessing Description Wisdom 1 Kings 4:29–34 Riches
use to guide us in our study along with Tyndale’s Cornerstone Biblical Commentary by William Barnes, The Expositors Bible Commentary by R. D. Patterson, and Focus on the Bible series by Dr. Dale Ralph Davis.
the reign of Solomon, a very proper sequel to I Chronicles, chapter 29. I1 Chronicles 1:l repeats I Chronicles 29:25. “Jehovah magnified Solomon exceedingly.” In the transfer of authority from David to Solomon, the young king had every advantage which would promise a highly successful reign. As the
Solomon achieved a state income undreamed of by Saul or even David. He had inherited peace, and he took every opportunity to turn peace into prosperity. In the early and middle years· of his long reign he must have achieved this aim; yet he left a largely bankrupt kingdom to his son. The trouble was that his income was exceeded by his expenditure.
The reign of King Solomon is found in 1 Kings 2:12-11:43. The division of the kingdom under Rehoboam and Jeroboam is found in 1 Kings 12:1-14:31. The remaining part of 1 Kings deals with the reigns of kings in both Judah and Israel leading up to Jehoram over Judah and Ahaziah over Israel in 15:1-22:53.
4 Μαΐ 2020 · The Wisdom of Solomon is a long and subtly poetic work placed in the mouth of "wise" King Solomon. It blends biblical thought and Middle Platonism.