The Bible does not specifically mention the age at which Solomon died. The book of Kings mentions that he reigned for 40 years and then died, but it does not give his exact age at death.
Solomon is traditionally believed to have written the majority of the book of Proverbs and the Song of Solomon in the Bible. These books are known for their wisdom and poetic nature, reflecting Solomon's reputation for being a wise and insightful king.
The Bible does not say, but because this marriage of Ruth and Boaz was blessed by God and their grandson David was a man after God's own heart, I think it can be safely assumed that Boaz died at a ripe old age.
King Solomon built the first Temple in Jerusalem, also known as Solomon's Temple, around 960 BC. This Temple was considered a major accomplishment and a central place of worship for the Israelites.
The Bible does not say who her father was. Her uncle's name was Mordecai.
NO. The Authorized Bible does not mention Solomon and the Queen of Sheba having sexual relations or having a child together, let alone having "a son". 2Chronicles 9:12 states:- "And King Solomon himself gave the queen of Sheba all her delight for which she had asked, besides [the value of] what she brought to the king. So she turned about and went to her own land, she together with her servants". *** There are some traditions held by different religious groups who believe that where the Bible says, "And King Solomon himself gave the queen of Sheba all her delight for which she had asked..." this meant that she asked him to have sex with her. The Bible clearly states that she received gifts from Solomon that surpassed the value of the gifts she had brought for him and then, "...So she turned about and went to her own land, she together with her servants". She is not mentioned again as having any other connection with Solomon, or of having his child. *** Besides, the Bible informs us, at 1Kings 11:3- "And he (Solomon) came to have seven hundred wives, princesses, and three hundred concubines; and his wives gradually inclined his heart." With over 1000 women to keep Solomon occupied, he would have been comitting adultery with the Queen of Sheba. Any child of their union would have died, like the first child of his father, David and Bath-sheba, his mother, (who was still the wife of Uriah) because the child was conceived before she and David were married.
The Bible does not say that King Solomon had a flying carpet.
well in the Kiev Bible Solomon was the king of Israel so i would ha veto say king Solomon
A:The Books of Proverbas and Ecclesiastes are traditionally attributed to King Solomon, as well as several psalms, but scholars say that this was not the case. Solomon did not write any books of The Bible.
what age lot died or how many years he lived ?
The bible considers it a wonderful thing, as is made clear in the Song of Solomon.
Solomon is traditionally believed to have written the majority of the book of Proverbs and the Song of Solomon in the Bible. These books are known for their wisdom and poetic nature, reflecting Solomon's reputation for being a wise and insightful king.
The Bible does not say, but because this marriage of Ruth and Boaz was blessed by God and their grandson David was a man after God's own heart, I think it can be safely assumed that Boaz died at a ripe old age.
The Bible does not talk about taxes to pay for the Temple, but it does say that Solomon raised such high taxes that the Israelites were driven to secede from Judah shortly after his death.
It isn't known what was the cause of his death. The Bible records only that he 'slept with his fathers.' No, the Bible does not say. But according to the Quran: Quran 34:14 When Solomon was to die, he was standing watching the work of his (Jinn) slaves while reclining on his cane. There he silently passed away, but did not fall. He remained in this position, for days and the Jinns thought that he was still alive watching them work, and so they kept working extra days. But the termites were eating at the cane all these days so that the body of Sulayman fell after forty days. It was thereafter that the Jinn (along with all humans) fell in their hands that they did not know more than God had allotted them to know.
The Bible doesn't say when or how old she was when she died !
The Bible credits Solomon as ruling a magnificent empire from opulent palaces that won the admiration even of the legendary Queen of Sheba. According to the Bible, he was still king at the time of his death, so surely not a pauper. History can add nothing to the biblical account, because there is no evidence that Solomon ever existed. Archaeologists say that at the time of Solomon, Israel and Judah were still sparsely populated and impoverished regions, and that Solomon could not have been the wealthy king portrayed in the Bible. They say that, if he did exist, he would have been more like a warlord than a king - not a pauper, but not the extravagant monarch of an opulent empire.
The KJV bible mentions Pilate in 54 verses, but does not say anything about how or when he died.