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It clear that it all ends on earth !! " whatever your hand finds to do, do with all your might, for there is no work nor planning nor knowledge nor wisdom in the Grave, Where you are going." Ecc 9:5,10 ..

Does it say in heaven where you are going ?? ,

give me proof from the bible dat solomon go to heaven ??

If solomon go to heaven when he dies, as uv been told .... Why did Jesus die,since pple are making heaven without him paying for our sins ??

If solomon go to heaven,why wuld Jesus say " NO MAN has ever ascend to heaven"joh3:13

Image123:
Funny fellow, you asked me if Ecclesiastes was inspired by God and clarification on a verse there. What do i have to do with you, if you wanna ask questions, ask properly na.
Of course, every BODY goes to the grave as it were, but your inside man goes some other place. BTW, i don't think i said that Solomon went anywhere so I'm not getting into the argument.

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See religious myths ...... What about the inside woman ;; ehn

According to the scriptures ..... Where did Solomon go when he died ??

Image123:
1. Are you a christian?

2. Does the scripture tell where Solomon went when he died?

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Yes .

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I really like ur honesty .
Ur question reveal that the op and his site are together confused .

Scripture say " solomon died!"

What happened next ?

" then SOLOMON lay down with his forefathers, and was Buried in the City of David his father" !! 1 King 11:43 ! Solomon was finally buried In d Grave ! Scripture shows the person called solomon was layed down in d grave !

ProphetUdeme:
the bible said but king solomon loved many strange women and he married the daughters of moab and ammonites whom the Lord had commanded that they should not go into them for they shall surely turn away ur hearts but solomon claved unto these in love and his heart was no more perfect with Jehovah his God and he bowed and made sacrifices to chemosh the god of the moabites and milcom the abomination of the amonites.
The women he married against God's commandment had lured and seduced him and God took away the anointing of wisdom He gave him and turned him to a reprobate and thats how his tragic end came.

Daily Manna
Saturday, May 23, 2015

Sin Attracts Punishment

TEXT: 1 KINGS 11:14-25

"And the LORD stirred up an adversary unto Solomon, Hadad the Edomite: he was of the king’s seed in Edom. And God stirred him up another adversary, Rezon the son of Eliadah, which fled from his lord Hadadezer king of Zobah" (1 Kings 11:14,23)

Dr. Robert Greene Lee, a Baptist evangelist, was noted to be delivering a particular message entitled, ‘Pay-day some-day.’ The thrust of the message was that you may live a life of sin and appear to be getting away with it but judgment must surely come, whether in this life or in eternity.

When Solomon turned away from God, the Lord stirred up adversaries against him. He had married many strange women, including Pharaoh’s
daughter, much against God’s warning. He subsequently backslid. Therefore, the Lord allowed Hadad, an Edomite, and Rezon to cause a lot of troubles for him. Everything started when Hadad, a young man from a royal family in Edom, had an unpleasant experience. David, with his army commander, Joab, had fought Edom and killed all the men. But Hadad managed to escape to Egypt with some of his father’s servants. But when Hadad heard that David and Joab had died, he made his way back to Edom to fight Solomon. Rezon, son of Eliadah, another adversary to Solomon, ran away from his master, Hadadezer, king of Zobah, when David attacked them. He became a leader of a group of rebels but when David defeated the armies of Zobah, the rebels went to Damascus, where they lived till David’s death. He attacked Solomon from the north, while Hadad launched his own attack against Israel from the south. Solomon paid for his many follies.

When encountering certain challenges, a Christian must have a proper self-examination to ascertain whether sin is at the root of it. It is difficult to attract God’s favour and blessings if there is any iota of sin in your life. Stop blaming the devil for every transgression. Look inwards, repent of every sin and God will surely have mercy on you.

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Image123:
Okay, i asked if you're a christian because i don't expect a christian to have a problem with the reality of the inner man. It is a view that the Bible agrees to and teaches.
Now, everyBODY goes to the grave when they die as it were. It's not only Solomon. But some people go to where the Bible refers to as Abraham's bo.som or paradise .

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- Abrahams bossom! ,where did Abraham himself go when he died ?

Daily Manna
Monday, June 08, 2015

Repercussion Of Sin

TEXT: 1 KINGS 11:26-43

"Because that they have forsaken me, and have worshipped Ashtoreth the goddess of the Zidonians... and have not walked in my ways, to do that which is right in mine eyes, and to keep my statutes and my judgments, as did David his father" (1 Kings 11:33).

The tragedy of Solomon, David’s son, was appalling. Though he started well, he later allowed strange women to lure his heart away from God. He led Israelites to worship Ashtoreth, goddess of the Zidonians; Chemosh, god of the Moabites; and Milcom, god of the children of Ammon. He completely forsook God and walked in the opposite direction. Keeping God’s statute was no longer attractive to him.

God, out of anger, decided to rend Solomon’s kingdom into two, giving 10 tribes to Jeroboam, son of Nebat, an Ephrathite. He would allow Solomon to control only two tribes because of David, who was God’s faithful servant. Jeroboam, a seemingly impressive and hard-working man, was appointed by Solomon to command the tribes of Joseph, who had to work for the king. Ephraim and Manasseh were Joseph’s sons and they formed two of the largest tribes in Israel. This time, God decided to favour Jeroboam with 10 tribes as punishment for Solomon, who allowed sin to dominate his life.

Jeroboam did not initially know of God’s intention until he met prophet Ahijah, the Shilonite, who gave him the information. Ahijah emphasised that it was because Solomon disobeyed God. The two tribes – Judah and Benjamin – would continue to belong to the family of David, but Jeroboam’s family would only continue to rule over the north if they obeyed God.

Who could have imagined that Solomon would so soon lose the control of the entire nation, which his father strenuously built. Sin and compromise are not only damning, they are deadly. What it took years to build could be destroyed in a fell swoop by sin. Learn from the ignoble example of Solomon and stick to God’s righteousness and ways.

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