@nathanyel7: How come Pastors don’t teach the color of king Solomon, king of the 12 tribes of Israel? #iuicliberia #iuicafrica #iuicworldblitz

Galexontosh :

Solomon wasn't the descendant of "Jesus Christ" Did you know that there's a difference between the son of God (Yahushua) and the son of David? Read Isiah 19:20 compared with Micah 5:2 Also read Isiah 53 then 11 The son of David will be this one person promised in Deuteronomy 18:15 and 18:18

Kurt Adams :

please continue to educate us all beloved

MIZZ TINA ZIMIKE :

All Praises 👑🔥to the Most High our king Solomon 👑🔥was black & beautiful handsome 🔥🔥🔥🔥👑

Alex Sackey :

Benedikte Elisasen :

i can't forget his voice 🤎

N-COG :

incorrect. a woman wrote this song to Solomon. she was a Hamite (African). not shemite. while Solomon is mentioned as wearing gold and rows of gold in his teeth etc. this particular line and song is for Solomon but NOT by Solomon.

Ayebale Samuel :

It appears to be the voice of a woman reading from verses 2 and 4. And not Solomon

magarasamsonkagin :

Truth is prevailing 🥰

Roy :

true

seekingtheetruth :

APTTMH

agbenorxevi :

what is Jesus Christ ??????

beverlycrosby5 :

APTTMH for IUIC Leadership and this truth 💘

KC :

APTTMH

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Malachi :

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aboshilohisrael :

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Ken Williams :

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Charlene :

American pastors have also been taught not to teach that.

Drakeanthony :

says, "I am black, but comely" (or "black and beautiful" in other translations). She immediately explains in the next verse that her dark skin is due to working in the sun and getting a tan, as her brothers made her work as a keeper of the vineyards. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] As for Solomon himself, in Song of Solomon 5:10, his bride describes him as "white and ruddy". [1] Would you like to explore: How different Bible translations interpret this verse (e.g., "but" vs. "and")?

kemp69 :

This is a lie! This is a woman speaking here. During the time of the kings, he would instruct the scribes on what was important to document; therefore, the woman is speaking even in chapter 5. If you read SOS Ch 5:10, the woman actually describes his color. Now, after reading that, ask yourself what color his father, David, was in 1 Samuel 6:12. When people read for you, they tell you words and thoughts that are not in the Bible. Study and read it without his voice and words. How can Solomon be black in Ch 1 and white in Ch 5, but his father, in 1 Samuel, appears not to be black... someone lying?

Dee :

He just claimed that King Solomon is gay.