Bible Collection: Solomon (1997) | Full Movie | Ben Cross | Vivica A. Fox | Max von Sydow
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Solomon rises to power, navigating betrayals, strategic marriages, temple construction, and wisdom-seeking, solidifying his reign despite challenges. Through various trials and tribulations, Solomon's wisdom, governance, and devotion to God shape the fate of Israel and establish his legacy as a renowned and powerful king.
Insights
- Solomon's wisdom and strategic decisions, such as marrying for peace and organizing the kingdom into provinces, showcase his ability to rule justly and maintain stability through diplomacy and governance.
- The narrative highlights the importance of loyalty, obedience to God's laws, and the consequences of transgressions, as seen through David's decree ensuring Solomon's anointment, Solomon's adherence to God's wisdom, and the division of the kingdom due to Rehoboam's harsh rule, emphasizing the significance of following divine guidance for a prosperous reign.
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Who healed Adonijah's injuries?
Abishag
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Summary
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Abishag's Healing Secures Solomon's Throne
- Adonijah and Solomon participate in a chariot race, resulting in Adonijah's fall and injury.
- Solomon, concerned for Adonijah's well-being, seeks help from Azarel Ben-Asaph and his daughter Abishag, known for healing with herbs.
- Abishag successfully treats Adonijah's injuries, impressing Solomon and Azarel.
- Adonijah expresses interest in marrying Abishag, but Azarel declines the offer.
- Solomon brings Abishag to Jerusalem to heal King David, who is ailing.
- Joab, a general, manipulates Adonijah, convincing him to claim the throne before David's death.
- Bathsheba, David's wife, instructs Abishag to heal David, ensuring Solomon's succession to the throne.
- Joab and Abiathar plot to anoint Adonijah as king, going against David's wishes.
- David, upon learning of the betrayal, ensures Solomon's anointment as king, following God's will.
- Solomon is anointed king, solidifying his rightful place on the throne, as orchestrated by David's decree.
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Solomon's Rise to Power and Wisdom
- The palace guard and Zadok, along with Nathan the prophet, act based on King David's word.
- The people realize they've been deceived and reject Adonijah as their king.
- Adonijah refuses to leave until Solomon promises not to kill him.
- Solomon confronts Joab for killing his son Absalom and declares himself as the new king.
- Adonijah is found guilty of treason and sentenced to death.
- David instructs Solomon to build a temple for the Lord and advises him on ruling with strength and obedience.
- Solomon requests wisdom from God to rule justly and wisely.
- Solomon organizes the kingdom into 12 provinces with increased taxes and appoints governors.
- Solomon plans to marry the daughter of the pharaoh to secure peace.
- Solomon prepares for a potential war with Egypt by assessing the strength of his army and dividing the kingdom into provinces.
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Solomon's Wisdom and Political Marriages
- Nathan inquires about Solomon's married life, expressing concern over his Egyptian wife building a temple to Amon-Ra.
- Solomon explains the temple is part of a political marriage to avert war, despite it being against God's law.
- Solomon asserts he worships the one true God and will marry strategically for peace, trade, and heirs.
- Solomon's son Rehoboam is born, symbolizing the multiplication of Israel.
- A case involving two prostitutes disputing a living child is brought before Solomon.
- Solomon suggests cutting the child in half to resolve the dispute, revealing the true mother's love.
- Solomon oversees the construction of the temple, appointing Hiram of Naphtali and Jeroboam for key roles.
- Solomon's children showcase their talents, highlighting his struggles with multiple wives.
- God promises to dwell in the temple if Solomon follows His laws, warning of destruction if he strays.
- Queen Makida of Sheba visits Solomon, impressed by his wisdom and intrigued by his tolerance for diverse faiths.
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Lessons from Solomon: Wisdom, Love, Prophecy
- The lion is seen as the king of beasts but does not build its lair and prefers to sleep while the lioness hunts.
- Ants build their own city with a ruler, soldiers, and work together for the common good, prompting admiration and a call to study them.
- The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, emphasizing the importance of keeping the Lord's commandments and teachings.
- Training children well is advised to ensure they do not fail in old age, with a focus on discipline and knowledge.
- A soft answer can diffuse anger, while starting strife is likened to a leak of water, urging to stop before arguments escalate.
- The wise remain silent, allowing even fools who keep quiet to be considered wise.
- Solomon desires wisdom and understanding, seeking a mirror to God's goodness in a woman, expressing a desire for a son.
- Solomon and the Queen of Sheba discuss their love and future, with Solomon wanting a son to be his heir.
- Solomon's wisdom leads to reflections on the vanity of life, wealth, and wisdom, questioning the purpose of toil and strain.
- Jeroboam receives a prophecy from Ahijah, predicting the division of the kingdom between him and Rehoboam due to Solomon's transgressions.
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"Solomon's Warning, Rehoboam's Split Kingdom"
- Solomon receives a message from God through a messenger, warning him of danger and instructing him to send someone to Egypt for safety.
- Solomon advises his son Rehoboam to fear God, keep His commandments, and deal wisely with the tribes, but Rehoboam's harsh response leads to a split in the kingdom.
- Rehoboam's refusal to ease the burdens on the people leads to a division in the kingdom, with Jeroboam ruling over 10 tribes and only the tribe of Judah remaining loyal to Rehoboam.
