Character Profile
Solomon
Alias: The Wise King

Superpowers:
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Wisdom and Discernment:
Solomon is renowned for his exceptional wisdom, which he received as a divine gift from God. His ability to make wise decisions and solve complex problems made him famous throughout the world.
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Wealth and Prosperity:
Solomon was blessed with great wealth and resources, building an empire that brought peace and prosperity to Israel during his reign.
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Building and Vision:
Solomon is known for his visionary leadership, particularly for constructing the magnificent Temple of Solomon, a symbol of God's presence among His people.
Unveiling the Legend
- ORIGIN STORY:
Solomon was the son of King David and Bathsheba, born after a time of great personal and national turmoil. When David was nearing the end of his reign, Solomon was chosen by God to succeed him as king. Solomon’s rule began with an important moment: when offered anything by God, Solomon asked for wisdom to govern Israel well. God, pleased by his selflessness, granted him wisdom and even more—riches and honor. Solomon became known as the wisest man to ever live, ruling Israel during its golden age. His reign was marked by peace, prosperity, and the construction of the First Temple in Jerusalem, a project that symbolized Israel’s devotion to God.


- GREATEST FEATS:
- Built the Temple of Solomon: Solomon’s greatest achievement was the construction of the Temple in Jerusalem, which became the center of Jewish worship and a symbol of God’s presence with His people.
- Judged the Famous Case of Two Women: Solomon demonstrated his divine wisdom when he settled a dispute between two women, each claiming to be the mother of the same child. Solomon’s wise judgment saved the child and earned him fame throughout the land.
- Wrote Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon: Solomon is credited with writing many of the biblical wisdom books, offering timeless insights into life, relationships, and faith.
- Led Israel to Its Height of Glory: Under Solomon’s reign, Israel enjoyed peace and prosperity, with strong trade routes, alliances, and a thriving economy.
- ARCH-NEMESIS:
His Own Pride and Idolatry: While Solomon started his reign with wisdom and humility, his later years were marred by pride and the influence of foreign wives, who led him into idolatry. This led to the division of the kingdom after his death.


- ALLIES:
- King Hiram of Tyre: Solomon formed a strong alliance with King Hiram, who provided materials and artisans for the construction of the Temple.
- David, His Father: Solomon built upon the legacy of his father, King David, who had united Israel and prepared the groundwork for Solomon’s reign and the building of the Temple.
- The People of Israel: Solomon’s wisdom and leadership helped unite Israel and maintain peace throughout his reign.
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