1 Kings 1
The two Books of Kings (1 Kings and 2 Kings) follow the leaders of Israel after King David. Together they show us how God honored
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The two Books of Kings (1 Kings and 2 Kings) follow the leaders of Israel after King David. Together they show us how God honored
1 Kings chapter 2 reads like a scene from The Godfather. On his deathbed, David warned his son Solomon about those who have been loyal
1 Kings chapter 3 records the greatest event of Solomon’s life, but it tragically begins with the seemingly innocent mention of what will become his
1 Kings chapter 4 reminds me of a political advertisement. I can picture everyone smiling and waving flags with the slogan of ‘peace and prosperity’
1 Kings chapter 5 describes the sourcing of materials and contract negotiations handled by King Solomon before beginning the construction of the Temple in Jerusalem.
1 Kings chapter 6 details the design and decoration of Solomon’s temple. As we read the description and note the materials used, we notice a
1 Kings chapter 7 describes Solomon’s palaces and the important elements of the temple. Like looking through a high-end decorating magazine, my first reaction is
1 Kings chapter 8 is ‘move in day’ at the temple. King Solomon stood before the nation to dedicate of the Temple. This was the
1 Kings chapter 9 is a recap of the first 20 years of Solomon’s reign. We read of Solomon’s buildings and business dealings and once
1 Kings chapter 10 details the famous visit of the Queen of Sheba to Solomon. It reminds me that very often in life, God brings