And king Solomon shall be blessed, and the throne of David shall be established before the LORD for ever.
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Verse 45 is found in chapter 2 of 1 Kings. Shimei receives strict instructions to remain in Jerusalem and not cross the Kidron Valley. When he disobeys by searching for his runaway servants, Solomon interprets the violation as a breach of the oath and orders his death. With this episode, the political purge begun at the start of the reign comes to an end. The text presents a kingdom that has moved from succession uncertainty to firmly established royal authority.
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und der König Salomo ist gesegnet, und der Stuhl Davids wird beständig sein vor dem HERRN ewiglich.
Y el rey Salomón será bendito, y el trono de David será firme perpetuamente delante de Jehová.
Pero el rey Salomón será bendecido y el trono de David permanecerá firme delante de Jehová para siempre».
Mais le roi Salomon sera béni, et le trône de David sera pour toujours affermi devant l'Eternel.
Ma il re Salomone sarà benedetto, e il trono di Davide sarà stabile davanti al Signore in perpetuo.
Mas o rei Salomão será abençoado, e o trono de Davi será confirmado perante o SENHOR para sempre.
但 所羅門 王必蒙福, 大衛 的王位必在耶和華面前堅立,直到永遠。」
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