Which of the following was not indicative of Solomon's proverbial wisdom?

Assessment: WAEC SSCE - Christian Religious Studies - 2002 (Objective) Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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Which of the following was not indicative of Solomon's proverbial wisdom?
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The option that was not indicative of Solomon's proverbial wisdom was "Building of temples for his foreign deities". This is because building temples for foreign gods goes against the worship of the one true God, which is the foundation of wisdom according to Solomon. The other options, such as the utterance of thousands of proverbs and the construction of the magnificent temple for the Lord, demonstrate his wisdom and devotion to God. Additionally, his judgment in the case of the two harlots showcases his wisdom in discerning the truth and making a just decision.
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