Bible (KJV) 11: 1 Kings
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1 Kings begins with the story of Solomon inheriting the throne from his father, David. Under Solomon's rule, Israel experiences unprecedented peace and prosperity. He builds the magnificent Temple in Jerusalem, a symbol of God's presence among his people. However, Solomon's wisdom is overshadowed by his many wives and the introduction of pagan practices. His reign ends with the kingdom divided, with his son Rehoboam ruling Judah and Jeroboam ruling Israel. The book then follows the reigns of various kings, including the powerful and successful King Jehoshaphat of Judah and the tragic story of King Ahaziah of Israel. Throughout the narrative, the theme of faithfulness to God and the consequences of disobedience is emphasized, highlighting the dangers of idolatry and the importance of following the covenant established with God. The book ends with a prophetic call for repentance and a return to the true worship of God, emphasizing the consequences of straying from God's laws.Book Details
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