The consequence of King Solomon's failure to keep the LORD's commandment was

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 2002 Subject: Christian Religious Studies

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The consequence of King Solomon's failure to keep the LORD's commandment was
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King Solomon, known for his great wisdom and wealth, was chosen by God to build a temple for Him. However, he disobeyed God's commandments by accumulating many wives and concubines and worshiping foreign gods. As a result of his disobedience, God took away the kingdom from his family and gave it to his servant. In addition, God promised to tear away part of the kingdom and give it to Solomon's servant. So, the consequence of King Solomon's failure to keep the LORD's commandment was the loss of God's favor and the division of his kingdom.
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