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David's message to Solomon focused on the responsibilities of becoming king, not the privileges. Solomon's main duty was to seek, worship, and serve the Lord. The Lord also demanded a strong commitment to building the temple sanctuary.
David's first speech includes a message to his people (1 Chronicles 28:2–8) and a message to Solomon (28:9–10). The main focus is David's wish for Solomon to build a temple. David also discusses two other important themes: God's choice of Solomon and the people's duty to follow God's commandments.
The story of Solomon's coronation continues from 1 Chronicles 23:1–2. David, at the height of his power, transfers authority to Solomon (compare 1 Kings 1:1–2:9).
People
Solomon: Son of David, king of Israel, known for his wisdom
Glossary
Chronicles, Books of First and Second David Foreknowledge Genealogy Temple
Topics
Apostasy: Unclassified Scriptures Relating To Children: Counsel of Parents To Forsaking God: Warnings Against God: Knowledge of Heart: Known to God Heart: Unclassified Scriptures Descriptive of the Seat of the Affections Imagination: General Scriptures Concerning Obedience: Enjoined Omniscience Parents: Their Duty to Their Children Is: To Command Them to Obey God Penitent: Promises To Perfection: Unclassified Scriptures Relating To Prayer: Answer To, Promise Seekers: General Scriptures Concerning Seeking God: Ensures: His Being Found The Heart: God: Searched The Heart: God: Understands the Thoughts of The Human Mind The Wisdom of God: Exhibited in Searching the Heart The Wisdom of God: Exhibited in Understanding the Thoughts Wicked (People): Punishment of