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 King Solomon and the Temple
King David ruled Israel for many years. After his death, his son,
Solomon, became ruler. During King Solomon’s reign, the kingdom
enjoyed peace, and Solomon established good relations with the
neighboring kingdoms.

King Solomon became famous for his wisdom, wealth, and writings.
One of his most recognized achievements was the building of the
temple in Jerusalem.

This temple took seven years to complete. It was built of stone, as

well as with cedar wood from the kingdom of Tyre that was carved
and overlaid with gold.

After the completion of the temple, the Ark of the Covenant, which
had never had a permanent home, was placed inside. It was truly a
magnificent temple.

You can read about the building of the temple in 1 Kings chapters
5–7.

S&S link: Christian Life and Faith: Bible Knowledge: General Bible Knowledge-1d; Christian Life and Faith:
Witnessing and Missionary Training: Great Men and Women of God-1a
Authored by Didier Martin. Illustration by Didier Martin. Design by Stefan Merour.
Copyright © 2014 by Didier Martin. Used by permission.
 King Solomon and the Temple
King David ruled Israel for many years. After his death, his son,
Solomon, became ruler. During King Solomon’s reign, the kingdom
enjoyed peace, and Solomon established good relations with the
neighboring kingdoms.

King Solomon became famous for his wisdom, wealth, and writings.
One of his most recognized achievements was the building of the
temple in Jerusalem.

This temple took seven years to complete. It was built of stone, as

well as with cedar wood from the kingdom of Tyre that was carved
and overlaid with gold.

After the completion of the temple, the Ark of the Covenant, which
had never had a permanent home, was placed inside. It was truly a
magnificent temple.

You can read about the building of the temple in 1 Kings chapters
5–7.

S&S link: Christian Life and Faith: Bible Knowledge: General Bible Knowledge-1d; Christian Life and Faith:
Witnessing and Missionary Training: Great Men and Women of God-1a
Authored by Didier Martin. Illustration by Didier Martin. Design by Stefan Merour.
Copyright © 2014 by Didier Martin. Used by permission.