Starting in 1 Kings 3:5 we see the account of God coming to meet with Solomon and asking "What should I do for you?"
Solomon's answer illustrates his understanding of what it is going to take to develop and maintain a right relationship with God. He does not ask for silver or gold, or wealth or power, but said instead:
"So give your servant an understanding heart to judge your people to discern between good and evil. For who is able to judge this great people of yours?" ( 1 Ki 3:9 NASB )
God was pleased with Solomon's request (see 1 Ki 3:10) and the fulfillment of that request became what I consider Solomon's most valuable treasure - an understanding and properly discerning heart.
May we also receive understanding hearts and begin to truly discern between good and evil as Solomon learned to do under God's direction.
--Peter
May we also receive understanding hearts and begin to truly discern between good and evil as Solomon learned to do under God's direction.
--Peter