Solomon
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- proper noun
- /ˈsɒləmən/
- Literature
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Salomón
- And, and you know, like King Solomon, the wisest man in the world that ever was or ever will be based on what the Bible tells us.
- King Solomon
- Solomon's Temple
- David and Solomon
It's referenced in in the ancient Proverbs that Solomon he he used essential oils.
- It's referenced in in the ancient Proverbs that Solomon he he used essential oils.
- He's the ancestor of David, who's the father of Solomon.
- I think that like, and like my, my life goal was to be like King Solomon, just a wise man.
- Paul sites Solomon's metaphor that coals of fire are thus heaped on the enemy's head.
- And, and you know, like King Solomon, the wisest man in the world that ever was or ever will be based on what the Bible tells us.
- The Nebuchadnezzar and the Babylonian army destroys the first Solomon's temple.
Examples
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There are countless tales of demons trapped in brass urns and lamps, going all the way back to the time of Solomon.
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When they settled in Canaan, they put the Ark in a place called the Temple of Solomon.
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So his son Solomon was the author of the first temple.
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So Solomon was from a wealthy family.
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You have, I would hasten to say, the proverbs of Solomon, son of David, king of Israel.
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Samuel's prophetic warning was realized under Solomon as he extended his power from the Euphrates to Egypt.
Academic text (1995) -
King Solomon is often celebrated for his unparalleled wisdom in the Bible.
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Many stories about King Solomon highlight his ability to make fair judgments.
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In Jerusalem, the Temple built by King Solomon became a significant place of worship.
Compounds
A temple in Jerusalem built by King Solomon for Jewish worship and later rebuilt on the same site
Surface Forms
Etymology
Solomon comes from the old Hebrew name Shlomo, which is related to the word shalom meaning 'peace'. That's why stories show Solomon as a wise, calm king whose name suggests 'peace' and fair decisions.