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1 Kings 8
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1 Kings 6:1-8:11
With each manifestation, His presence has become more permanent, more personal, and more enduring. When we invite God to make His home with us, we find rest, stability, comfort, and security. When we allow His Spirit to fill us as He filled the Temple on the day of its dedication, we begin to produce His fruits and we flourish.
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1 Kings 4-5
When Solomon asked for a listening heart, God promised not only to give him wisdom but wealth, riches, and honor, too. Following that promise, we see an example of his wisdom in judging the people, the abundance of his kingdom, and another king honoring him. God met the need every time, which is what he asked for when he said he wanted a listening heart, implying ...
2 Kings 3
God had already given Solomon power by giving him the throne, but it pleased God that his greatest desire was to use that power wisely. So, he granted his request, and because every king would wish for honor and riches, God gave him that, too.
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1 Kings 2:12-46
Solomon granted mercy but required that the recipients to prove themselves worthy of it. Solomon, wasn’t hurting anyone else by giving a chance to those who posed a threat only to him. Most of them did not prove themselves worthy and earned justice. But the one who threatened others was given only justice and no mercy to protect the innocent
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