Foreign wives of Solomon led to worship of foreign gods, golden calves and only one tribe of Israel, Judah following after the house of David.  Paul reasons daily for Jesus Christ and healing and casting out demons in the name of Jesus, leading many men to fear the loss of power and financial gain by those who are turning to Jesus.

The Queen of Sheba blesses Solomon with unparalleled gifts, Solomon amasses great wealth and power.  Solomon dies.  Proverb of Agur and Lemuel instructing still on wisdom and righteous living.

Solomon's wives turn his heart away from God to serving foreign gods' thereby God ordains ten tribes to be torn from Solomon's hand.  Paul is encouraged by God to turn from teaching the Jews and instead teach the gentiles more accurately the new covenant of Christ leading him on more missionary journeys.

King Solomon concludes with, Fear God and Keep His commands.  The Queen of Sheba tests Solomon and marvels at his incomparable wisdom and wealth in every way.  Paul instructs to be diligent, speaking agains false doctrine that was causing men to stop working and lazing about until the Lord's return.

Solomon's perspective of wisdom says we are all going to die, in this life we have an opportunity to morally do right or wrong with the accompanying consequences, in the next you don't.  Paul gives a strong confirmation that the day of the Lord is coming but a false message is passing among the church that it has already come.

God appears to Solomon a second time having heard his prayers and offers a promise and a warning.  Solomon builds cities and expands, builds a house for his wife away from the holy temple and ark.  Jesus quotes many parts of this proverb.  Who is our hope, Paul asks, us at Christ's second coming.

Psalms of Assent and Praise for all God is and all He's created, all glory is God's.  Paul writes to the believers in Thessalonia about their misconceptions of what Jesus said about Himself and His second coming.

Solomon dedicates the temple to the Glory of God offering prayers and sacrifices after God's presence fills the temple.  Paul presents the gospel in Thessalonica, Berea and Athens.  He boldly proclaims God is the God over all creation with various responses.

The Ark was brought into the newly completed temple of God, with God's glory then filling the temple.  Paul ends his letter to the Galatians trying to explain what the grace of God is, how it works and how it works apart from the law.

The Temple is completed and the Ark is brought in with Solomon praying for God to hear the people of the land when they sin and restore them.  Paul questions who came in among the believers with a false gospel and works righteousness.  Salvation is not something to be earned, but by Grace alone, faith alone.