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• Blessed be the living Lord who is my God, praised be the God who rescues me! (2 Samuel 22, 47)

• the king took an oath: As the Lord is a living God, he who has preserved my life against all perils, (1 Kings 1, 29)

• Hold ever true to the Lord thy God, following the paths he has shewn us, observing his ceremonies, and all those commands and awards and decrees that are contained in the law of Moses; so shalt thou be well advised in all thou doest, at every turn of the way. (1 Kings 2, 3)

• So will the Lord make good his promise to me, that if my sons would but tread those paths of his, still proving loyal to him with the whole purpose of their heart and soul, the throne of Israel should never lack one of my race to fill it. (1 Kings 2, 4)

• As the Lord is a living God, he that has established me firmly on my father David’s throne, and made the dynasty mine, as he promised, Adonias shall die this day! (1 Kings 2, 24)

• three days after my delivery, she too gave birth. We were still living together; none else was in the house but we two. (1 Kings 3, 18)

• Cut the living child in two, he said, and give half to one, half to the other. (1 Kings 3, 25)

• Whereupon the true mother of the living child, whose heart went out to her son, cried out, No, my lord, give her the living child; never kill it! Not so the other; Neither mine nor thine, she said; let it be divided between us.✻ (1 Kings 3, 26)

• No, said the king, do not kill the living child, give It to the first; she is its mother.✻ (1 Kings 3, 27)

• This award was talked of throughout all Israel, and men feared the king, that was so inspired by divine wisdom in the judgements he gave. (1 Kings 3, 28)

• As long as the reign of Solomon lasted, Juda and Israel lived secure from alarm, each man under vine and fig-tree of his own, all the land’s length from Dan to Bersabee. (1 Kings 4, 25)

• All was cedar panelling, rounded and fitted with the craftsman’s utmost skill, embossed with carving, cedar everywhere, and no stone in the walls allowed to shew itself. (1 Kings 6, 18)