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"The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom."
--Solomon
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1 comment:
It's too bad Solomon didn't follow his own words. Marriage to heathen women, sacrificing children to fire (Molech). Abandoning G-d....
In the end, he wasn't all that wise.
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