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History · Old Testament · Traditionally Jeremiah; modern scholars attribute it to anonymous Deuteronomistic editors · 6th century BCE

1 Kings narrates the transition of the Israelite monarchy from King David to his son Solomon, highlighting the construction and dedication of the first temple in Jerusalem. Following Solomon's death, the narrative details the division of the united kingdom into Israel in the north and Judah in the south. The book also tracks their respective rulers and introduces the prophetic ministry of Elijah during a period of deep spiritual conflict.

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• 1열왕기상 1Adonijah attempts to seize the throne, but David, prompted by Nathan and Bathsheba, names and anoints Solomon as king.
• 2열왕기상 2David dies, and Solomon secures his kingdom by executing Adonijah, Joab, and Shimei, and banishing the priest Abiathar.
• 3열왕기상 3God grants Solomon wisdom in a dream, which Solomon immediately demonstrates by resolving a dispute between two mothers over a baby.
• 4열왕기상 4This chapter details Solomon's royal officials, his twelve regional administrative districts, and his legendary wisdom, wealth, and peace.
• 5열왕기상 5Solomon partners with King Hiram of Tyre to secure timber and labor for building the temple of Yahweh in Jerusalem.
• 6열왕기상 6Solomon builds and furnishes the temple in Jerusalem, detailing its dimensions, materials, inner sanctuary, and gold overlay.
• 7열왕기상 7Solomon builds his palace complex and hires Hiram of Tyre to craft elaborate bronze pillars and vessels for the temple.
• 8열왕기상 8Solomon brings the Ark of the Covenant into the temple, dedicates the structure with prayer, and offers massive sacrifices.
• 9열왕기상 9God warns and promises Solomon in a vision, while Solomon engages in labor conscription, regional construction, and maritime trade.
• 10열왕기상 10The Queen of Sheba visits Solomon to test his wisdom, and the narrative details his vast wealth, trade, and splendor.
• 11열왕기상 11Solomon's worship of foreign gods leads to divine judgment, the rise of political adversaries, and his eventual death.
• 12열왕기상 12Rehoboam's harsh policies cause the ten northern tribes to rebel under Jeroboam, who establishes golden calf worship.
• 13열왕기상 13A Judean prophet denounces Jeroboam's altar but is killed by a lion after being deceived into disobeying God's instructions.
• 14열왕기상 14Ahijah prophesies the destruction of Jeroboam's dynasty, while Egypt plunders Jerusalem during the troubled reign of Rehoboam in Judah.
• 15열왕기상 15Abijam and Asa reign over Judah, while Baasha assassinates King Nadab to seize power and annihilate Jeroboam's dynasty in Israel.
• 16열왕기상 16Israel experiences a series of short, unstable reigns and coups until Omri establishes a dynasty, followed by his wicked son Ahab.
• 17열왕기상 17Elijah declares a drought in Israel, survives at Cherith and Zarephath, and miraculously revives a widow's dead son.
• 18열왕기상 18Elijah defeats Baal's prophets in a contest on Mount Carmel, and God sends rain to end the long drought.
• 19열왕기상 19Fleeing Jezebel, Elijah meets Yahweh in a quiet voice at Horeb and receives instructions to anoint Hazael, Jehu, and Elisha.
• 20열왕기상 20King Ahab twice defeats the invading Syrian king Ben-hadad but is condemned by a prophet for sparing his life.
• 21열왕기상 21Jezebel arranges the murder of Naboth so Ahab can seize his vineyard, prompting Elijah to prophesy doom upon Ahab's house.
• 22열왕기상 22Ahab ignores Micaiah's prophecy of defeat, goes to war against Syria alongside Jehoshaphat, and is killed in battle at Ramoth-gilead.