1Ki 4:22-28 | MHM | STEP | v. 22–23 : The daily food supply for Solomon’s court was huge. There was enough bread and meat to feed thousands of people every day (1 Kings 4:22–23 ). This showed how many people were part of his court and how many came to visit and hear his wisdom. The food was not just fancy, but also strong and healthy, so everyone could enjoy it and be satisfied.

‏ 1 Kings 4:22-28

v. 22–23: The daily food supply for Solomon’s court was huge. There was enough bread and meat to feed thousands of people every day (1 Kings 4:22–23 ^a). This showed how many people were part of his court and how many came to visit and hear his wisdom. The food was not just fancy, but also strong and healthy, so everyone could enjoy it and be satisfied.

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v. 24: Solomon had peace on all sides of his kingdom . None of the nations under his rule tried to rebel or cause problems. His wisdom and leadership made other rulers respect him and keep the peace.

v. 25: The people of Israel lived safely from Dan to Beer-sheba. Everyone could sit under his vine and fig tree, from the north to the south of the country. This was a sign of peace, security, and happiness for all the people.

v. 26: Solomon also had many horses and chariots—forty thousand stalls for chariot horses and twelve thousand horsemen . This showed the wealth and strength of his kingdom, but he did not use these for war. Instead, they were a way to keep order and show the greatness of Israel.

v. 27–28: The officers Solomon appointed made sure that there was always plenty of food and supplies for the king’s household and his animals (1 Kings 4:27–28 ^b). Each officer knew his job, so everything was done in order without confusion. Solomon’s wise system kept the court and kingdom running smoothly.

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