King Solomon didn't want to cut the child. He wanted to find out who the real parent was, and he knew that a real parent would never allow their child to be harmed, but would give up the child first.
No, Solomon desired wisdom in order to rule his people wisely.
A real mother would not want her child to be cut in half and killed.
Solomon upon learning that God was going to make him King of the kingdom rip in 2 by God kingdom division capital of the south (government division)
king David , because he before deafiting Goliath was a sheperd he use to play an instroment the after deafiting Goliath played yhe same instroment to king Solomon but king Solomon wanted to kill David then David ecpaped to the mountens to start a new life being a king . and that is why he is the king of songs sorry some of my spellings are wrong. if you want to learn where did i get the answer read the bible.
well he said that he would cut it in half and then they could each have one half so then the real mother would not want the baby to be killed so the real mother said , no she can have the baby just don't kill it.........so then king Solomon knew who the baby belonged to
King Herod mainly wanted to know from the wise men where it was that the king of the Jews would be born.So that he could kill the child.
Due to the nature of King Solomon being a man of God and yet using Demons to help him, puts many people on the offense. People do not want to believe he was a man of God AND the Devil. Because of this, no one can is sure of the exact numbers, for most documents were burned or banned from his time.
King Solomon is known for implementing heavy taxes to fund his grand building projects, extensive trade networks, and a large bureaucracy. These taxes were necessary to maintain the wealth and influence of the kingdom of Israel during his reign. Additionally, as a wise and wealthy king, Solomon likely saw these taxes as a means to consolidate power and establish his authority over the people.
One of the many goals that King David had was to build the first Temple. However, Nathan the Prophet told him that his (David's) son Solomon would be the one to do the actual building (2 Samuel ch.7), since David was compelled to fight wars (1 Chronicles ch.28), while the Temple symbolized peace (Rashi commentary, Exodus 20:21).See also:More about King DavidMore about King Solomon
If you are talking about the book, it's called Shir ha Shirim (שיר השירים), which means "Song of Songs". If you want to translate the phrasse "Song of Solomon" literally into Hebrew, it would be Shir shel Shlomo (שיר של שלמה).
There is no historical evidence to support the claim that King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba had a child together. The story of their encounter is often regarded as a myth or legend rather than a fact.
King Henry VIII did not want to get rid of any of his children. He did of course want boys so as to further his name and he did have one son, Edward VI.