1. 16 Solomon was a very active king.

2. King Solomon of Israel formed joint business ventures with Phoenician King Hiram.

3. Wise King Solomon and the Meaning of Life

4. Disobeying God, King Solomon accumulated horses and chariots.

5. Greater than the Banquets given by King Solomon (B

6. SOLOMON is a teen-ager when he becomes king.

7. 300 Concubines are the unnamed Concubines of King Solomon

8. In the Old Testament, the son of King Solomon.

9. Consider the example of wise King Solomon of ancient Israel.

10. What did King Solomon conclude about human pursuits and accomplishments?

11. “The living know that they will die,” said wise King Solomon.

12. King Solomon of ancient Israel summed up the situation very well.

13. King Solomon made himself a palanquin Of the wood of Lebanon.

14. King Solomon observed: “A report that is good makes the bones fat.”

15. SOLOMON became king of Israel when he was just a young man.

16. Joseph was a descendant of Israel’s King David through the line of Solomon.

17. Yet, “a mild tongue itself can break a bone,” observed wise King Solomon.

18. 2 King Solomon likened children to “arrows in the hand of a mighty man.”

19. In ancient times King Solomon had rank, fame, and power, along with great wealth.

20. Young Solomon was in that situation when he was anointed as king of Israel.

21. (1 Kings 10:4-9) Such was the position of King Solomon of ancient Israel.

22. King Solomon imported peacocks, along with other valuable merchandise such as ‘gold, silver, and ivory.’

23. King Solomon ruled from Jerusalem, the name of which means “Possession of Twofold Peace.”

24. 3 “Foolishness is tied up with the heart of a boy,” observed wise King Solomon.

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27. “A live dog is better off than a dead lion,” wise King Solomon reminded us.

28. King Solomon wrote of “the song of the turtledove,” which heralds the arrival of spring.

29. Urging marital fidelity, King Solomon counsels husbands figuratively to ‘drink water out of their own cistern.’

30. King Solomon wrote: “Wisdom is for a protection the same as money is for a protection.”

31. Wise King Solomon said: “It is the foolishness of an earthling man that distorts his way.”

32. Consider also the following advice, and notice how it relates to the proverbs of wise King Solomon.

33. King Solomon of ancient Israel wrote: “As for the dead, they are conscious of nothing at all . . .

34. Phoenician King Hiram of Tyre, also very active in the shipping business, cooperated with Solomon in this enterprise.

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36. The Bible relates: “King Solomon was greater in riches and wisdom than all the other kings of the earth.

37. KING SOLOMON of ancient Israel gives each one of us a good reason to accept discipline from God.

38. A number of the psalms written by King David, the father of King Solomon, are acrostics, or alphabetical poems, such as Psalms 9, 10, 25, 34, 37, 145.

39. Throughout the course of human history, few among mankind have had the resources that were available to King Solomon.

40. King Solomon was privileged to construct the first material temple, richly ornamented with gold and built to honor Jehovah.

41. (Galatians 6:9) Says wise King Solomon: “The father of a righteous one will without fail be joyful.” —Proverbs 23:24.

42. (Ecclesiastes 3:4) King Solomon further gave this advice: “Do not give your heart to all the words that people may speak.”

43. 4 King Solomon said: “As a city broken through, without a wall, is the man that has no restraint for his spirit.”

44. (2 Chronicles 9:22; Ecclesiastes 2:1-13) This king, Solomon, had at his disposal great power, abundant riches, and incomparable wisdom.

45. Bridling the Horse and the Tongue “The horse is something prepared for the day of battle,” said wise King Solomon of ancient Israel

46. How did Solomon respond?

47. He was seeking the legendary lost gold mines of King Solomon; instead he discovered what he called the Isles of Solomon, but no gold was to be had, other than the alluvial gold in rivers on Guadalcanal.

48. King Solomon said: “A true companion is loving all the time, and is a brother that is born for when there is distress.”

49. King Solomon of ancient Israel warned: “Do not come to be among heavy drinkers of wine, among those who are gluttonous eaters of flesh.”

50. 16 In the Song of Solomon, the king said admiringly of a certain virgin that she was more beautiful than 60 queens and 80 concubines.

51. Socrates, Maimonides, King Solomon, Einstein, Goethe, Gandhi, Ani DiFranco, and even Yoda have held justified, false beliefs about what they did and did not know.

52. Wise King Solomon wrote: “An answer, when mild, turns away rage, but a word causing pain makes anger to come up.” —Proverbs 15:1.

53. Solomon started building the temple.

54. Its superscription reads: “Regarding Solomon.”

55. Bathsheba, also spelled Bethsabee, in the Hebrew Bible (2 Samuel 11, 12; 1 Kings 1, 2), wife of Uriah the Hittite; she later became one of the wives of King David and the mother of King Solomon.

56. Although she was not really harassed as the term is commonly understood today, she did receive unwanted advances from Solomon, the rich and powerful king of Judah.

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58. The Wisdom of the Greater Solomon

59. In Das Buch Belial, by Jacobus de Terano, Belial presented himself to and danced before King Solomon (he is the sixty-eighth spirit listed in Solomon's Goetia)

60. In the Song of Solomon, the king reveals that even fabulous wealth did not guarantee that he could always get what he wanted in matters of love.

61. As wise King Solomon once observed, “a heart that is joyful does good as a curer, but a spirit that is stricken makes the bones dry.”

62. A piyyut including the acrostic 'Solomon'.

63. Assuredly thy son Solomon shall reign

64. Bath-sheba bears Solomon (24, 25)

65. However, wise King Solomon said: “Send out your bread upon the surface of the waters, for in the course of many days you will find it again.”

66. Wise King Solomon expressed it in these words: “Let your water source prove to be blessed, and rejoice with the wife of your youth.” —Proverbs 5:18.

67. In addition, the pursuit of wealth at all costs —so common in today’s materialistic world— was accurately described by one of the richest men in history, King Solomon.

68. Why did Solomon need to be courageous?

69. How did Solomon use his wealth?

70. Solomon blesses the people (54-61)

71. Even though Bath-sheba had failed to recognize it, Solomon discerned the true intention behind Adonijah’s request that she ask the king to give him Abishag as a wife.

72. 1611, King James Version of the Bible, 2 Chronicles 2.18, And he [Solomon] set threescore and ten thousand of them [the foreigners living in Israel] to be Bearers of burdens,

73. Vandergrift, USMC, at Cape Torokina, Bougainville, Solomon Islands

74. Aware of his limited experience, Solomon requested wisdom.

75. ‘Solomon Was Not Arrayed as One of These’

76. Introduction to Section 8 —From Solomon to Elijah

77. What did Solomon discern about laughter and frivolity?

78. Algebraic soft-decision decoding of reed-solomon codes

79. 21 Solomon surveyed human toiling, struggles, and aspirations.

80. Jehovah appears to Solomon again (1-9)