Two studies are needed to briefly examine King Solomon since there is much to know about this complex man. This first study (like all studies in this five-year series) encourages further Bible ...

Copper production associated with the mines of the Biblical King Solomon may not have harmed the workers involved—nor present a threat to locals in the present day. This is the conclusion of a ...

A 1,600 year old amulet depicting the demon-fighting King Solomon has been found by archaeologists in Turkey, referencing a book banned from the Bible for including themes of dark magic.

In 1934, an archaeologist was digging in the Timna Valley in the sweltering heat of southern Israel. He was trying to prove that King Solomon’s Mines was no mere 19th-century fantasy adventure ...

A fifth century amulet depicting the demon-fighting King Solomon has been found by archaeologists in Turkey, referencing a book banned from the Bible for including themes of dark magic. The amulet ...

The “clue” we have in the Bible with regard to Solomon’s “mines” is Tarshish: “And Hiram king of Tyre had supplied Solomon with cedar and cypress timber and gold, as much as he desired ...

According to the Sunday School lessons of my youth, King Solomon was playing a game when he told two mothers to split the baby that each claimed. He wanted to see who really wanted the child more.

Remember that King Solomon had 700 wives and 300 concubines, so he was “royally qualified” to write a love poetry Bible book. The three books follow one another together, and Proverbs is first.