76 131 Solomon round 2

Solomon’s wisdom was not only for ruling but also for teaching others about God’s ways. In Proverbs 1:7, what does Solomon say is the foundation of knowledge?

• Wealth and success

• The fear of the Lord

• Human experience

• Education and learning

Solomon’s dedication to God was evident in his prayer at the dedication of the Temple. In 1 Kings 8:23, what does Solomon acknowledge about God’s faithfulness?

• God keeps His promises to those who walk before Him with all their heart.

• God only blesses those who are wealthy.

• God’s promises are conditional on human effort.

• God’s faithfulness depends on the king’s power.

Solomon’s wisdom was so great that people from all nations came to hear him. In 1 Kings 4:34, where did people come from to listen to Solomon’s wisdom?

• Only from Israel

• From all the surrounding nations

• From distant lands like Egypt and Babylon

• Only from neighboring tribes

Solomon’s wealth was legendary, and he used it to build magnificent structures. In 1 Kings 10:14-15, how much gold did Solomon receive in one year?

• 100 talents

• 500 talents

• 666 talents

• 1,000 talents

Solomon’s writings in Ecclesiastes reflect his deep search for meaning in life. In Ecclesiastes 1:14, what does Solomon compare all his achievements to?

• A treasure that lasts forever

• A chasing after the wind

• A foundation for future generations

• A light that guides others

Solomon’s downfall began when he allowed his heart to be led astray by his many wives. In 1 Kings 11:3, how many wives and concubines did Solomon have?

• 100 wives and 200 concubines

• 300 wives and 700 concubines

• 500 wives and 500 concubines

• 700 wives and 300 concubines

Solomon’s wisdom extended to writing songs and proverbs. In 1 Kings 4:32, how many proverbs and songs did Solomon write?

• 100 proverbs and 5 songs

• 1,000 proverbs and 5 songs

• 3,000 proverbs and 1,005 songs

• 5,000 proverbs and 10 songs

Solomon’s reign was marked by peace and prosperity, but he also faced challenges. In 1 Kings 5:4, what does Solomon say about his reign compared to his father David’s?

• He faced more wars than David.

• He had no enemies and enjoyed peace on all sides.

• He struggled with rebellion within his kingdom.

• He was less successful than David.

Solomon’s Temple was one of the most magnificent structures in the ancient world. In 1 Kings 6:7, what unusual feature is mentioned about the construction of the Temple?

• It was built entirely of gold.

• No iron tools were used at the construction site.

• It was completed in just one year.

• It was built by foreign workers only.

Solomon’s life serves as a reminder that wisdom alone is not enough without faithfulness to God. In Ecclesiastes 7:20, what does Solomon say about human righteousness?

• No one is righteous on their own.

• Righteousness comes from wealth and power.

• Everyone is righteous in God’s eyes.

• Righteousness is achieved through hard work.