In chapter 12, the nation divides because of Solomon's sin, which is made worse by the actions of his son. It is an important warning, especially for those whose lives are going well.

Solomon's decline and fall is summed up in chapter 11. There were both foreign and domestic adversaries, but the greatest enemy he faced was himself. What can we learn from Solomon's extraordinary life?

Solomon’s influence and wealth are demonstrated in chapter 10 in a way so powerful that even Jesus referenced it during His ministry.

In chapter 9, the Lord shares His covenant again with Solomon, forcing us to consider that a popular verse is often misused. Context is everything!