a9:2
b3:3-15
c2 Chr 7:11-22
d9:3-9
eDeut 28:36-37
f63-68
gPs 89:24-37

‏ 1 Kings 9:1-9

9:2  a The Lord had previously appeared to Solomon when granting his desire for wisdom (3:3-15  b). The Chronicler provides additional details of God’s blessings or judgment, depending on the faithfulness of Solomon and Israel (2 Chr 7:11-22  c).
Summary for 1Kgs 9:3-9: 9:3-9  d The Lord answered Solomon’s prayer by reviewing the conditions of the covenant. Obedience would bring prosperity and the Lord’s blessing; disobedience could mean utter disaster, including destruction of the city and Temple, and deportation of God’s people (see Deut 28:36-37  e, 63-68  f). Although God’s covenant was irrevocable, receiving its blessings depended upon faithfulness to its terms (Ps 89:24-37  g).
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