King Solomon King David ruled Israel for many years. After King David s death, his son, Solomon, became ruler over the land of Israel. People were happy, the kingdom was at peace, and Solomon established good relations with neighboring countries. King Solomon became known for his wisdom, his wealth, and his writings. One of his most important achievements was the building of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. The Temple took seven years to complete. It was built of stone and cedar wood from the country of Tyre, which was carved and overlaid with gold. After the completion of the Temple, the Ark of the Covenant, which has been carried around since the Exodus from Egypt, was placed inside. It was truly a magnificent Temple. You can read in the Bible in 1 King chapter 2, verses 1 through 4; 1 King chapter 5, verses 5 through 14; and 1 King chapters 5 through 7 about the building of the Temple.
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King Solomon King David ruled Israel for many years. After King David s death, his son, Solomon, became ruler over the land of Israel. People were happy, the kingdom was at peace, and Solomon established good relations with neighboring countries. King Solomon became known for his wisdom, his wealth, and his writings. One of his most important achievements was the building of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. The Temple took seven years to complete. It was built of stone and cedar wood from the country of Tyre, which was carved and overlaid with gold. After the completion of the Temple, the Ark of the Covenant, which has been carried around since the Exodus from Egypt, was placed inside. It was truly a magnificent Temple. You can read in the Bible in 1 King chapter 2, verses 1 through 4; 1 King chapter 5, verses 5 through 14; and 1 King chapters 5 through 7 about the building of the Temple.
Illustrations by Didier Martin - Copyright 2013 by Didier Martin http://jacques-mylittlehouse.blogspot.com/ - www.mylittlehouse.org Permission granted to print for personal use only. Distribution is prohibited.
corners part to glue on the back after attaching a string (see photo instruction) parts for the frame
King Solomon King David ruled Israel for many years. After King David s death, his son, Solomon, became ruler over the land of Israel. People were happy, the kingdom was at peace, and Solomon established good relations with neighboring countries. King Solomon became known for his wisdom, his wealth, and his writings. One of his most important achievements was the building of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. The Temple took seven years to complete. It was built of stone and cedar wood from the country of Tyre, which was carved and overlaid with gold. After the completion of the Temple, the Ark of the Covenant, which has been carried around since the Exodus from Egypt, was placed inside. It was truly a magnificent Temple. You can read in the Bible in 1 King chapter 2, verses 1 through 4; 1 King chapter 5, verses 5 through 14; and 1 King chapters 5 through 7 about the building of the Temple.
King Solomon King David ruled Israel for many years. After King David s death, his son, Solomon, became ruler over the land of Israel. People were happy, the kingdom was at peace, and Solomon established good relations with neighboring countries. King Solomon became known for his wisdom, his wealth, and his writings. One of his most important achievements was the building of the Holy Temple in Jerusalem. The Temple took seven years to complete. It was built of stone and cedar wood from the country of Tyre, which was carved and overlaid with gold. After the completion of the Temple, the Ark of the Covenant, which has been carried around since the Exodus from Egypt, was placed inside. It was truly a magnificent Temple. You can read in the Bible in 1 King chapter 2, verses 1 through 4; 1 King chapter 5, verses 5 through 14; and 1 King chapters 5 through 7 about the building of the Temple.