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And God gave Solomon wisdom and understanding exceeding much, and largeness of heart, even as the sand that is on the sea shore.
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Verse 29 is found in chapter 4 of 1 Kings. God grants Solomon extraordinary wisdom, and his fame reaches peoples and kings. The text compares his knowledge with that of other figures and highlights his ability to speak about plants and animals. The king’s wisdom has a universal dimension: people from different places come to hear him. This fame especially prepares for the visit of the Queen of Sheba and confirms that the blessing received at Gibeon produces international recognition.
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Compare 1 Kings 4:29 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Español · RVR1909 Y dio Dios a Salomón sabiduría, y prudencia muy grande, y anchura de corazón como la arena que está a la orilla del mar.
Español · NTBT Dios le dio a Salomón muchísima sabiduría y entendimiento, y una amplitud de conocimiento como la arena a la orilla del mar.
Français · LSG Dieu donna à Salomon de la sagesse, une très grande intelligence, et des connaissances multipliées comme le sable qui est au bord de la mer.
Italiano · DIO1885 E IDDIO diede sapienza a Salomone, e grandissimo senno, ed un animo capace di tante cose, quant’è la rena ch’è in sul lito del mare.
Português · ARC E deu Deus a Salomão sabedoria, e muitíssimo entendimento, e largueza de coração, como a areia que está na praia do mar.
中文 · RCUV 上帝賜給 所羅門 極大的智慧和聰明，以及寬闊的心，如同海邊的沙。
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