Löydetty 2488 Tulokset: King Saul

• 'This one says,' the king observed, ' "My son is the one who is alive; your son is dead," while the other says, "That is not true! Your son is the dead one, mine is the live one." (1 Kings 3, 23)

• Bring me a sword,' said the king; and a sword was brought into the king's presence. (1 Kings 3, 24)

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

• At this the woman who was the mother of the living child addressed the king, for she felt acutely for her son. 'I beg you, my lord,' she said, 'let them give her the live child; on no account let them kill him!' But the other said, 'He shall belong to neither of us. Cut him in half!' (1 Kings 3, 26)

• Then the king gave his decision. 'Give the live child to the first woman,' he said, 'and do not kill him. She is his mother.' (1 Kings 3, 27)

• All Israel came to hear of the judgement which the king had pronounced and held the king in awe, recognising that he possessed divine wisdom for dispensing justice. (1 Kings 3, 28)

• King Solomon was king of all Israel, (1 Kings 4, 1)

• Azariah son of Nathan, chief administrator; Zabud son of Nathan, Friend of the King; (1 Kings 4, 5)

• Solomon had twelve administrators for all Israel who saw to the provisioning of the king and his household; each had to provide for one month in the year. (1 Kings 4, 7)

• Geber son of Uri, in the territory of Gad, the territory of Sihon king of the Amorites and of Og king of Bashan. In addition, there was one administrator in the country. (1 Kings 4, 19)

• Hiram king of Tyre sent an embassy to Solomon, having learnt that he had been anointed king in succession to his father and because Hiram had always been a friend of David. (1 Kings 5, 15)

• King Solomon raised a levy throughout Israel for forced labour: the levy numbered thirty thousand men. (1 Kings 5, 27)