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 1     II, 23| despiser of the prophet Samuel. Solomon is rejected; but he is now
 2    III, 20|      you explain this simply of Solomon, you will send me into a
 3    III, 20|    evidently have brought forth Solomon! But is not Christ here
 4    III, 20|         rather than David's son Solomon was to be looked for as
 5    III, 20|        suited to Christ than to Solomon, a mere temporal king. From
 6    III, 20|      did not depart, whereas on Solomon even God's anger alighted,
 7    III, 20|       things is compatible with Solomon, but only with Christ, the
 8     IV, 11|         home to Himself also by Solomon from the call of the Gentiles,
 9     IV, 15|   matter, even when He enriched Solomon. But with respect to this
10     IV, 29|         clothed" by Him; whose "Solomon, moreover, was transcendent
11      V, 9 |  SIMILAR. JESUS NOT HEZEKIAH OR SOLOMON THE SUBJECT OF THESE PROPHECIES
12      V, 9 |     this Psalm has reference to Solomon. However, will not those
13      V, 9 |   relates to Christ, and not to Solomon? "He shall come down," says
14      V, 9 |       as gentle and unobserved. Solomon, however, if he had indeed
15      V, 9 |    alone was this given; whilst Solomon reigned over only the moderately-sized
16      V, 9 |         nations be blessed." In Solomon was no nation blessed; in
17      V, 9 |       filled." On the contrary, Solomon (as I make bold to affirm)