[:en]Thoughts from 1 Kings 11[:]

[:en]Solomon was successful in making treaties with the gentiles.  He intermarried with foreign women and had 700 wives and 300 concubines.  As a result, He was ultimately controlled by the gods of their nations.  He also worship Ashtoreth, the goddess of Sidonians, Chemosh, the god of Moabites and Moleach the god of Ammonites. (v. 33). … Continue reading [:en]Thoughts from 1 Kings 11[:]

[:en]Thoughts from 1 Kings 9[:]

[:en]The Lord appeared to Solomon a second time.  He promised to establish His royal throne over Israel forever if Solomon would walk before God in integrity of heart and uprightness (vs. 2-3).  He also admonished him not to worship or serve other gods.[:]

[:en]Thoughts from Luke 20[:]

[:en]The Parable of the Tenant: The religious leaders refused to accept Jesus’ authority, so Jesus told this parable that spoke against them: Landowner – God; Vineyard – Kingdom of God; Tenants – Religious leaders; Servants – God’s prophets;  Son – Jesus Christ. The landowner planted a vineyard and rented it out to some farmer tenants… Continue reading [:en]Thoughts from Luke 20[:]

[:en]Thoughts from 1 Kings 4[:]

[:en]Solomon assigned chief officials and district governors and required each district to supply provision for the royal household once a year.  His wisdom was greater than the wisdom of all the men of the East and Egypt.  His fame spread to all surrounding nations.[:]