Was King Solomon Real? - The Naked Archaeologist 206 - The Legacy of King Solomon Part 1

Featuring amateur archaeologist, enthusiast and multi-award winning investigative filmmaker, Simcha Jacobovici, The Naked Archaeologist is an irreverent, entertaining and eye-opening journey into the fascinating archaeology of the ancient world. Along the way, new discoveries are made, lost treasures revealed, and ancient mysteries uncovered.
King Solomon has been the source of great debate in recent years: Was he, or wasn't he, a real historical figure? Taking clues from the Bible, the Naked Archaeologist attempts to separate fact from fiction and figure out what legacy King Solomon left behind.

[@mdb1239]

The Queen of Sheba tomb has been found in Yemen and amazingly what was found in her tomb matches what she gave Solomon as gifts as described in the Bible. Really amazing. The stuff in her tomb matches what the Bible says she gave to Solomon.

[@joghh]

Finally I see someone with some sense!

[@TheStellarmanCo.]

How can they find gifts that Sheba gave to Solomon when she gave them to him? Not making sense buddy, if you would of said gifts that Solomon gave Sheba would of been more believable.

[@mdb1239]

@@TheStellarmanCo. That's what they found in her tomb. She must of given the 'best' that her kingdom was famous for and her tomb had the same things as listed in the Bible that she gave to Solomon. It's very interesting that she actually existed.

[@TheStellarmanCo.]

@@mdb1239 Right even more interesting is that we have no evidence to support that Solomon existed

[@mdb1239]

@@TheStellarmanCo. The Bible says Solomon built 3 cities and improved the walls of Jerusalem. Those 3 cities have the 'same' city gates and Jerusalem's is bigger but similar. These 3 cities gates are called the Solomon's gates. The Bible also says Solomon built the walls in a special style using lumber between the layers of rock - these are found in the 3 cities. There is no doubt that King Hezekiah of the house of David existed -- we have his bulla seal and the water tunnel that the Bible says he built. So we have direct archaeological for King David, we have direct evidence for the Queen of Sheba, we have the Solomonic city gates, and we have King Hezekiah tracing his lineage through David and Solomon. At least to me that is conclusive that Solomon actually existed.

[@shdwbnndbyyt]

Solomon was the second child. The child of adultery died before the 8th day, before he could be ceremonially circumcised and named.

[@kingmusikjahn9374]

Non sense

[@chrisharmon2730]

@@kingmusikjahn9374 well that's what the documents say at least. do you have anything to add to the question besides your own ignorance?

[@andriesquast2028]

M A Michael Heiser may be a Christian too, but he is very wrong and dishonest about Sitchin.

[@andriesquast2028]

M A Sitchin passed away. I think that might have something to do with it.

[@andriesquast2028]

M A I'll check it out, thanks.

[@DaddyBoo69]

I love this guy's documentaries. Gives me a fresh new look to what was taught to me during schoolings... And learn lot of stuffs.

[@kumarg3598]

I like people who don't accept dogma

[@FlgOff044038]

He is an idiot.

[@SAnn-rf3oz]

Stuffs🤣

[@mdb1239]

The cities where the Bible says Solomon, have Solomonic gates including the one in Jerusalem also they have a unique architecture where the walls were build with layers of timber just as the Bible describes. This was a technique that was only used during Solomon's time. I think this is pretty convincing evidence that Solomon actually existed.

[@canadiankewldude]

*_God Bless_*

[@SecretsOfScripture]

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[@demsyciu]

That archaeologist said about the building technique that in 10th BCE they don't used that. Did she mean in Israel or all region? What about egypt? I mean Salomo was Pharaoh's son in law, what if he had the knowledge of the technique from egypt? Or from other nations that he had diplomacy with?

[@lorenzwinterhoff8049]

If you paid attention when they started you heard her say she knows that area and what was happening there in the times in question, so yes, it was "they didn't do this here at that timeframe." So yes, it might have been in use elsewhere, but it wasn't used in the region the show is filming in, and so the rock is from a different timeframe or a different place. Since the rock appears (at least outwardly without scientific testing) to be from the area, it remains that the technique has to be from another timeframe.

[@tjrubicon5463]

Mr Barkay is great! "One wife was more than enough for me".

[@romanchomenko2912]

If he has type2 and prostate problems maybe one wife is enough, with tongue and cheek she can control him ha ha .

[@charleslong5373]

Christ said, “Truly I tell you, not a single stone will be standing upon another.” So the temple could not possibly have stood where the Dome on the Rock stands. It’s too far from the Gehon Springs. Those old Jews had to wash themselves seven times before they could enter the temple.

[@carletonrhinehardt5125]

That is correct, however, the Al Aqsa Mosque does stand in the courtyard of the Outer Court which was the court of the Gentiles. The Inner Court is where the Holy of Holies is located and where the 3rd Temple will be restored. This discovery has been made recently and is in the final stages of being proven. Too many people have been mistaking the Temple of Solomon was the one destroyed but really is the Temple of Zurrubabel and Nehemiah. This would be the one that was rebuilt when the Hebrews returned from Persia through king Darius. This temple would have been the one that was destroyed in the time after Jesus was resurrected and torn down in 70 AD.

[@getawbelku262]

Charles Long Gehon is Nile or Aby to mean great

[@mccalltrader]

Seems obvious that miggido was rebuilt in the 8th century..we know it existed before that time..and we know it had a wall.... If Solomon used mud brick, then thats why it was easy to be destroyed..easier than stone..so when they rebuilt the gates that Solomon had fortified..they used the techniques of the time it was rebuilt on the same place that had been fortified earlier..it is in no way compelling to rule out Solomon and by no means conclusive to say the Jews changed the story She talks about the Chicago people having a bias..well dang..she sure as hell has a big glaring one

[@canadiankewldude]

*_God Bless_*

[@lorenzwinterhoff8049]

The mud bricks actually make sense to me. What happened when bricks became a common building material in England? Country houses, palaces, all built in brick and showing off different styles of laying, patterns, brick and stone types, then filled with glitz and glam of fashion and fame. Today we see these buildings and marvel at the glitter and finery, often glossing over the fact that the buildings are made with bricks.

[@Anonymous-yy7ur]

The kebra nagast was actually written in the 14th century which is about two thousand years after the Queen of Sheba had lived.

[@reneenayfabnaynay5679]

Do you have a source I can refer to for this info?

[@benjalucian1515]

@@reneenayfabnaynay5679 Hubbard, David Allan (1956), The Literary Sources of the Kebra Nagast, University of St. Andrews.

[@messianic_scam]

afrocentric athiopians culture vulturs with small lobe they even claimed king james

[@messianic_scam]

@@reneenayfabnaynay5679 you don't need resource they masters of fakery it's christian site by missionary common sense but those afto ate small lobe

[@Eyes-of-Horus]

If you're referring to Shalmenasar III (Assyrian), yes he was real. Shalmenasar III lived at the time King Solomon was supposed to be alive and was considered a wise and honorable king. BTW the term "sar" is an ancient word meaning king. Hence, we have king Shalmen or king Solomon. We see the term sar in many different cultures (e.g. Ausar [Egyptian Osiris], Caesar [Latin, Roman], and Kaisar [German]).

[@Laffingbooda777]

And the Russian Tsar ....of course

[@fuferito]

Alex Holub, Actually, you're way off. Shalmaneser is a combination of the Assyrian words, _Salmānu-ašarēd._ Salmānu, is an Assyrian deity, but also means, "the friendly one," and ašarēd, is "the foremost;" so, "Salmānu is the closest, or the best, or most important." _Sar_ isn't even a title, and has nothing to do with Caesar. But Caesar, on the other hand, is the actual inspiration for Kaiser, and Czar.

[@waynewayne9693]

@@fuferito I am a historian and you are 100 percent correct. The guy that you corrected seems like the type person who puts a puzzle together with a rubber mallet.

[@ddavidmac6009]

It was in the 60zz with so much Starvation and unrest through out Ethiopia that a daily news coverage showed a church and the narration indicated the Arc was in that building. It did not look like much and there was very little security from what was shown. It is real i belive and i also have faith that only the good people in our lifetime will guard it as well as the Ethiopians

[@timothylarney7205]

NO WAY

[@messianic_scam]

stfu culture vulturs

[@jameslanning8405]

NO!!! The first baby between David and Bathsheba, was NOT Solomon. Bathsheba was the wife of a soldier, dedicated to David. So in order for David to have Bathsheba legitimately, her husband had to either divorce her, or die... So David put the man on the front lines of battle, between the enemy and his troops, where in time, he was killed! Then, he took Bathsheba as his wife. But the child they had first, before Solomon, "DIED!" The baby died shortly after birth... It is apparent, that the Ethiopian stories, are in no way connected to the Tanach, "Old Testament." And NO ONE in Israel, from a king down, would have ever let the Ark of the Covenant, just walk away! The Ark was the central reason the Temple was constructed. The Temple was the home, the resting place FOR THE ARK! In addition... Solomon erected 2 stone columns, one on each side of the "Yom Suf," known as the "Red Sea," or "Sea of Reeds," on the Eastern side of the Sinai peninsula. The columns were set up, as a memorial, to the crossing of the Red Sea, by Israel, as they fled Egypt, and entered Median, which is now the Median Oilfields, in Saudi Arabia. These columns bear several words, in Hebrew, which bears the Name of Solomon! The issue with depending on archeology, to verify the Bible, is the influx of those, who are there solely to "disprove," Israeli history, "by any means necessary." Like the woman, saying that Solomon built with mud brick!, Instead of using what is most commonly known as "Jerusalem Stone," the common limestone found all over the land, especially in the Jerusalem area. "Mud brick was what was being produced in Egypt, at the time of Moses! Surely Israel would not have used such a material, which would have become a symbol of Egyptian slavery, to construct not only their own homes, but the Temple, the "Home of God!" Okay, maybe after a couple hundred years, such ideology would have died down, with several generations. And maybe common structures, like stables, for livestock may have been built from mud brick. Maybe some homes of the poor, may have been mud brick. But in a land full of stone, inportant buildings, like the Temple, the palace of the Kings, and other structures, would have been stone. But then, if anything was constructed of mud brick, there would really be no way to attach Solomon to it, unless someone found a royal seal in the brick, with Solomon's name in it. But then... Wouldn't that be proof that Solomon was real!?

[@RoseSharon7777]

They just shortened the story for TV sake.

[@wdtripps6537]

Solomon is a very important link that connects David to Jesus (root and offspring of David is major in messiah terms). If solomon was myth, then Jesus claims would hold no merit. With this reason alone, Solomon was definitely no myth.

[@jahtreble7455]

SOLOMON IS BLACK , SO IS DAVID..

[@TheStellarmanCo.]

So we should have No problem finding his grave then!???

[@wdtripps6537]

@@TheStellarmanCo. A lack of known gravesite means nothing. Everything from robbery to nature can make a gravesite look like nothing special.

[@TheStellarmanCo.]

@@wdtripps6537 No evidence to support the existence Abraham, Moses, David or Solomon, Jesus absolutely nothing to support the claims of either of their existence zero, zip, nada, ziltch!

[@wdtripps6537]

@@TheStellarmanCo. and your ancestors are fiction too, right?

[@wendywilson4858]

Bob Cornuke has Bible evidence showing where the temple was in Israel and archeological evidence that the temple was not on the temple mount but that location is the Roman garrison. Makes sense that the temple would be near the spring for cleansing with all the sacrifices. The Temple mount is more than a mile from the spring and no water was pumped up hill.

[@ramonmachtesh3035]

The Kebra Nagast was written about the same time as the Zohar, thirteenth century! That it contains a story contained in the Bible only proves the author had a copy while he wrote.

[@wiesbadenwbn8147]

Truth!

[@user-go3xz5zi7i]

I miss your show on History Channel. It was most enjoyable Sir. I hope you and your family are well. Kindest Regards, Neandra from Fl, USA

[@barbaraolson600]

They came from Chicago to prove or disprove Solomon’s gate, science way,maybe mud bricks were the gold and stone of the age. Everyone has an opinion! Love, light and joy to everyone.

[@chuckperschbacher2983]

His wife from Egypt, and 700 more wives, plus 300 more = 1,001 wives...

[@jasonex3131]

Of all your videos, this woman just made me laugh... everything she is saying is more or less her own personal opinion, not like it is based on anything... "I know what happened in the 9th century"... Was she there??... Lol

[@charlesor1023]

No, she gave very good arguments. Not just opinion. The problem with this program is that is trying to prove the bible instead of the truth.

[@joemomtana6014]

@@charlesor1023 why would you say something like that?

[@nicwilson89]

@@joemomtana6014 Because it is true

[@dlewisfuller]

but she is basing it completely on conjecture....she doesn't know. She is making an assumption. She wasn't there so she doesn't know what they did, when they built the city and the gates. It is really funny to me, that people will cast an assertion on something without any possibility of knowing...

[@Johncook1649]

No one alive was there when they built the city so we almost always have to assume.

[@benjalucian1515]

She knows based on the building techniques they've found so far. You can make an educated conclusion from that. If you don't find concrete buildings prior to the Romans, then you can rest assured that it's very likely the Romans invented concrete.

[@canadiankewldude]

*_God Bless_* Dan Fuller

[@davefellhoelter1343]

If it smells like fish, it's a fish? Love this stuff! Yes History has Zeitgeist always in flux. But the story is the story, just the paragraph or page changes.

[@maximhollandnederlandthene7640]

There are more things smells like fish 😅 Just funny

[@Reviewnator]

@17:20 what if the magidda was later reduced to rubble land during inquisition by others conquestors...there were plenty who came to various parts of Israel during ancient times... and maybe some other king re-made this city....

[@kristyperry8044]

No! Jesus said NOT ONE srone will be left upon another!! So you want find a wall of the Temple!! The wall in Jereuslem is a Roman fort wall!

[@MichaelAChristian1]

Jesus Christ is the Only Saviour! Wake up! Jesus Christ is the Living God! Neither is there salvation in any other! Get a king james bible and believe. Read Matthew. Read 1 John chapter 4.

[@brycelee8960]

Lol.srone

[@MichaelAChristian1]

Jesus Christ is the truth, the way, and the life! Neither is there salvation in any other! Get a king james bible and believe. Read Matthew.

[@alvin12822]

I think the Egyptian wife is the one good trail to follow since some Egyptian history is intact.. not the queen of Sheba.. it's still contested where she accurately came from..

[@mohamedadan6924]

When the black icy mountain married the green mountain then a light green tree is found. And when black and white moon intermarried..

[@daieast6305]

the background music keeps me from hearing the commentary

[@troylouis162]

Hiding items and truth from gods children and devoted followers seems wrong

[@thekidsergio2274]

There is great incentive from satan for them to do those type of thing's anything that confirms the bible has to be debunked or heavily debated even then it's not declared to confirm the bible these people have agendas most of them that is

[@canadiankewldude]

@@thekidsergio2274 Dan Fuller

[@Laffingbooda777]

The two Hasidic Jews from New York must had been Time Traveler lol

[@jellymop]

John Eng ikr haha

[@ephraimcampos5232]

John Eng lmao false JeWISH

[@bornontherimofchaos]

The look of disappointment of the mud brick is hilarious, but yet heartbreaking. He just can't bring himself to believe in the mud brick.

[@wlght2034]

Great videos, the perspective you give is really refreshing. But the ads are killer on being able to stay focused on what is being said In the video.

[@EricHowl]

Simcha you're awesome I love your energy so much. Also love your Humility and easy-goingness. This lady seems sweet but also a bit overly sure of herself to be so "exact" about every stone and gate lol

[@reneenayfabnaynay5679]

Yes, I agree. How could she possibly know, for sure, that what she is saying is true all these years & years later?!

[@welcometototalitarianism812]

Plus, she is biased against the Bible, doesn't consider it factual, reliable or historical.

[@benjalucian1515]

@@welcometototalitarianism812 - so that means she's objective. That's great to have in any scientist.

[@benjalucian1515]

@@reneenayfabnaynay5679 - she knows because of all the other ruins they've dug up and studied that is from the time supposedly of Solomon. That's what being an expert in your field means.

[@canadiankewldude]

*_God Bless_*

[@imrecsikany6349]

The Crown Heights part was the "height" of the video.

[@ephraimcampos5232]

Imre Csikany 11213 u already know

[@kidusyohannes8055]

king Menilik I was not the first king of Ethiopia, he was the first king of solomonic dynasty

[@messianic_scam]

stop lying hamites

[@Anonymous-yy7ur]

The Queen of Sheba was actually an Iranian woman not Ethiopian but that's a common misconception Ethiopia wasn't called Ethiopia until the 12th century before that it was called Abyssinia.

[@daltonthomas9758]

Why do you say she’s Iranian

[@messianic_scam]

mudhutrs of athiopa had nothing to do with this hisotry not Iran you forgers ,Sheba was the ancient hebrew name for Yemen saba

[@esraeltamrat6346]

why you are jaleous

[@andrewlankford9634]

Wilt Chamberlain descended from the house of David.

[@fordprefect5304]

@@scottcaylor220 Your assignment for the day is to translate the word "Facetious"

[@fordprefect5304]

@@scottcaylor220 How about "sarcasm" is that easier to look up.

[@jessereichbach588]

lol

[@fordprefect5304]

@@jessereichbach588 Where did Scott Caylor go? Inquiring minds want to know

[@chuck9112]

Just imagine a man having even 1000 weddings! 1000 wedding nights! He wouldn't have time to be a King and rule anyone HAAHAA

[@albertbryan7132]

I like this guy up to the documentary where he tried to convince others that Jesus was buried in an tomb with family members. His bones in an ostuary.

[@TheYacare12]

Why you show a white woman when you speak about the Queen of Sheba? If she is African more precisely from Ethiopia was she white?

[@TheYacare12]

@Hineni John3:16 but the ethiopians are black Africans, and Ethiopia is not in north Africa at all, it is situated south of Sudan

[@TheYacare12]

@Hineni John3:16 it's not true that north Africa was inhabited by caucasians, and anyway Ethiopia is not north Africa, actually it is quite far away from north Africa, and the ethiopians are black people

[@TheYacare12]

@Hineni John3:16 the term caucasian is an outdated term to refer to the people from the Caucasus region, and north Africa was inhabited by semitic people and berbers people

[@TheYacare12]

Ethiopia is not part of north Africa and the ethiopians are black people

[@TheYacare12]

@Hineni John3:16 and the queen of sheba was probably from the kingdom of sheba that is present day Yemen, semitic people with dark skin

[@amberinthebox4462]

He knows women are attracted to him. Lol and hes funny. Hes the best flirty archeologist. Im not calling him a flirt. Hes just charismatic. People often mistake it for flirtation

[@reneenayfabnaynay5679]

I say it is flirtation. He is very charismatic. I agree with you that he is attractive. And yes, I think he knows it. But, I adore him!

[@emanuelephrem4307]

no body cares

[@reneenayfabnaynay5679]

@@emanuelephrem4307 Awwww, don't be jealous! Your day will come!

[@emanuelephrem4307]

@@reneenayfabnaynay5679 haha I understand

[@amberinthebox4462]

@@emanuelephrem4307 hes not wrong tho yall. But he has made some big discoveries. And I get why hed say nobody cares. But indo like tall men and religion and ancient cultures and sights

[@rajwanteerobinson1761]

From other historian is that King Solomon went to visit Beth Sheba, he heard so much economic growth and she was pretty. They had relationships and the Jewish children in Ethiopia are Solomon descent. In that epoch, intimate relationship was not shared in the open

[@rajwanteerobinson1761]

Trade was the main reason for Solomon visit

[@rajwanteerobinson1761]

Some information missing in the Bible study, read several sources

[@michaelpearson9530]

If Solomon had a thousand wives it proves only one thing! "He wasn't that smart"!

[@Laffingbooda777]

Or Maybe he just wanna be Kingly n adopted the Chinese emperors model who usually had 3000 of wives called Concubines... But I doubt he Decked All of them...lol...after All...Solomon must rest on Saturday or Sabboth lol...so he said 1000 is enough only 1/3 of the Chinese Kings... Shalom ...lol

[@komododrag5232]

Michael Pearson yelp

[@A.D.540]

He was so smart thousand women jump on him.

[@btrueeth]

He was so smart he kept the peace in his house. I am married to one wife I can't even keep the peace in my house :)

[@vxcvfyutube4957]

@@Laffingbooda777 Marriage back in the days was not guided by sex like today....it was more of a honour

[@mohammadshahwez120]

what is the song around 3:26

[@simpleiowan3123]

12:25 - “They came here with pre-conceived ideas.” says the snooty archaeologist. As if archaeologists don’t do that ALL OF THE TIME! I’ve never heard of an accredited archaeologist deciding where to dig for something by donning a blindfold and putting a pin on a map. This isn’t an experiment which requires a double-blind protocol for Pete’s sake. Where were they SUPPOSED to dig for evidence of Solomon, Arizona? 🤦‍♂️

[@benjalucian1515]

Real archaeologists let what they find tell the tale. They don't go to a city, assuming Solomon created it, then assume anything they find HAS to be from Solomon.

[@canadiankewldude]

*_God Bless_*

[@ngutoranga2733]

You have ignored the massive archeology close to the temple Mount in the city of David and the tombe of the house of David. Like your video

[@junaid1]

This series was made before the City of David excavations.

[@jessereichbach588]

Eurasians come in many skin tones, from pink to beige to olive to light brown. Olive Eurasians turn pretty brown in the sun when tan, often referred to as Bronze. The difference between a brown toned Semitic person and a light toned Semitic person is a winter spent indoors. Yall are really too caught up in skin color.

[@destoker]

Am i the only one who wants to know what movie it was the found all the clips of the women's being boxed, dancing etc etc...? ( Yes, i am sinlge, SO WHAT!?! )

[@kumarg3598]

Your a man aren't you

[@morakant7864]

The jinn's built Solomon temple

[@johannjohann6523]

I'm pretty sure the Temple Mount was built on top of Solomon's temple. It's quite typical for the "victor's" after a battle to do. Especially Islam, as if it does not pertain to Islam, any type of building is subject to be ruined, destroyed, or built on top of in an attempt to erase its historical significance. Sure wouldn't be the first time.

[@RaineCarosin]

How I hate being crazy (head injury years ago), but, piecing together stuff isn't easy for me xxx What i did think was that with the big romance in amongst 1000 wives, there is such a love divine that there is a chance that messengers traveled to and fro, and as there was a sweep of The Word traveling swiftly through continents, then many ideas traveled, too xxx Guess that's the thing about knowing archaelogical stuff xxx One can piece stuff together xxx anyways, all very interesting xxx I read a story once and I hope I have it all in good strength: years ago a ship wrecked off the coast of southern Africa and there was one survivor - a little Baby called Beth xxx She was cared for and raised by a tribe xxx And that's what I remember from the book I read xxx There was also an illustration in the book showing the architecture of the Tribe xxx And the artist's impression of Beth taken from his talking to the Tribe xxx The artist was a Missionary xxx It's a very interesting story and thus far, I haven't been able to brush up my memory by finding the story on the internet xxx

[@DIVINEMOTHMAN]

No bias is the only way to Truth.

[@RandomChristianMusings]

The *FIRST* child that was concieved through their adultery died, just as the prophet Nathan said would happen. 2 Samuel 12:14. Solomon, David and Bathsheba's second son, is born 2 Samuel 12:24. Just sayin'...

[@benjalucian1515]

Yep. When you want to punish a king for adultery and murder, kill his innocent child. What a god.

[@brianglisson968]

They think its a myth because they cant find anything of validity over there.. But in truth they dont want people to know that that temple and those biblical events were not happening in modern day "Israel" And you know thats true because they cant find a scratch of anything over there that are of the real biblical events. The book 'When Rocks Cry Out' by Horace Butler shows you where the real Solomon Temple is. And it is astonishing!!

[@wiesbadenwbn8147]

Big up!

[@marionpeters6057]

Check Ron Wyatt's archaeological work at the red sea crossing, Nuweibba

[@ronaldnichols9945]

It's nonsense.

[@marionpeters6057]

@@ronaldnichols9945 why?

[@chadf1034]

Ron Wyatt is a liar and fraud. He and his family have produced absolutely zero tangible proof of any of their claims. He found the arc my ass. The entire city of Jerusalem would razz that hill level to get the arc back. Ron Wyatt found stupid Christians to pay his bills is all he ever discovered!

[@KowboyUSA]

@@chadf1034 The Arc de Triomphe, I've heard of. Joan of Arc, an metal arc welder, or an arc as in a segment of the circumference of a circle, I'm also familiar with. Never heard of the "arc my ass." Is it in Europe?

[@chadf1034]

@@KowboyUSA south Kentucky

[@hokage7945]

Sheba (cebu) is from Philippines(ophir)

[@jamaicaguanzon6716]

makes sense in an odd way considering that "Cebu" is translated as "queen" city of the south. 😅 Scary coincidence. 😄

[@messianic_scam]

crazy ppl not only the afro

[@oathboundsecrets]

As if the wives wanted anything to do with him. Theyre there for the money, to be looked after, to live in splendour, to be honoured and respected. They werent married for love or lust.

[@wwrecords1]

🙋🏽‍♂️The name "Queen" of Sheba implies shes from an already established KING-DOM called Sheba with a KING already in place. So how can Menelik be called "the First King"?

[@elliottfunkhouser4486]

Chad Solomon versus the Virgin Herod

[@christopherrobert8266]

King solomon was deep in love with the queen of African, and people of Israel want her to follow they ways of Jews, and king solomon and this African black queen have a son, and she name her son Devid, name after Solomon's father.

[@getawbelku262]

Christopher Robert you right the boy form the queen shear looks greatly to to his grand father so Solomon up on looking this boy he said you looks my father than me so he gave the name David the first king in Ethiopia much know. By Minilk the first to mean the son of the wise man.

[@getawbelku262]

Christopher Robert you right the boy form the queen Sheba looks greatly to to his grand father so Solomon up on looking this boy he said you looks my father than me so he gave the name David the first king in Ethiopia much known by Minilk the first to mean the son of the wise man

[@jessereichbach588]

You know, if a black skinned person had a child with a white skinned person, that child could turn out any color in between. The one drop rule is complete fiction. There are numerous non identical twins in the world today, where one is white and one is black. Skin color is pretty meaningless in regards to ethnicity and lineage.

[@izharfatima5295]

It's a lie in the name of David or Hazrat daood as he was a Rasul and was in complete observation of the laws of the Creator. He didn't have 1000 wives all are lies towards him. He was a magnificent engineer who knew how to use iron for weaponry. He has tremendous understanding of the laws of physics that he created symphonies which you still use and take pride in his genuine work. He was on the same personal heights where humans with self control take initiatives and remain unhinged on. If I keep on writing about his character it will take pages in short aI can only say that he was as honourable and magnificent as all other Rasuls are.

[@mamba24mentality39]

Sister, this video is about Hazrat Sulaiman.

[@biposto749]

So Solomon went directly against the law given to the nation of Israel by god not to take foreign wives, not very wise

[@jackbass9712]

If da Queen of Sheba was with him 4 only 6 months & went back with a baby that doesn’t make any sense! U need 9 months 🤨 just a lot of rumors & fairy tales

[@thecrew1871]

She was there for 6 months and went home PREGNANT not with the child already born so it does make sense.

[@2ndAveScents]

It's actually 10 but yeah, she was preggers aka with child

[@thecrew1871]

Daniel Gregson do what? Are you saying she was there 10 months? Okay but she still went home pregnant & had the baby after getting home not while still in Israel.

[@thecrew1871]

Oxygen Thief how does one read between the lines of a video & what would I be looking for? Curious minds want to know.

[@2ndAveScents]

@@thecrew1871 No, I'm saying you need 10 months to make a baby. I was replying to the OP.

[@jeffreyrobinson3555]

Reading the Bible I’ve noted an important part. Able is blessed by God, the second son. Abraham fathers Ishmael, but Gods Blessing goes to Isaac, the second son. Then Isaac has two sons, the youngest gets Gods blessing and becomes Israel. Israel’s forth son is Judah, and the next to the youngest saves the children of Israel by making a place for them in Egypt to become a nation. Moses the younger son leads the Israelites to freedom. Many of the judges were younger sons called on to lead in times of trouble. Then comes David, the youngest son of Jessie. David becomes king, but the elder sons of David go bad. Solomon the younger son becomes king. After that we don’t get stories of younger sons being important. We enter the age of the prophets and their place in the family is ignored. Just reading the Bible we get a story of a younger king justifying his position as king even though youngest, that ceases to be important after his death. Was there a Solomon? Yes and through him the Bible as we know it started to be written down. Not just the story of Gods interaction with mankind but also a political statement on the legitimacy of Solomon’s kingship.

[@whalesong999]

If it still matters, I've raised two daughters and the first had the poorest example of parenting given to draw from and while she's doing well and incorporating her difficulties into successful ways forward, my second daughter has a deeper and more comforting acceptance of her being and could be termed "better adjusted". Edit: Even with God close at hand, we seem to mess up and do get better with experience. The foundations of our children are most enduring.

[@canadiankewldude]

*_God Bless_*

[@Gr92verthashooter]

Queen of Sheena wasn't white or light skinned

[@Gr92verthashooter]

@tonmy cas nobody cares about the truth

[@wwrecords1]

🤷🏽‍♂️If Menelik became the First King of Ethiopia, how is the city state of Sheba located in Arabia and not Africa?

[@anthonyjuarez9544]

When I heard a thousand wives, that Ol saying to much of anything can’t be good for you😂😂🤣my wallet is having an anxiety attack as we speak 😂😂

[@SamarNiaz29]

After watching this video, I feel that we Muslims, respect all the Prophets of Israel, a lot more than bible does. Quran mentions Prophet Solomon, with utmost respect. There are no such stories about Solomon in Quran, that he had 1000 wives, or brought foreign gods in city.

[@congocomedy6745]

Your prophet copied what he thought was good for him and you Muslim people, but that's not the original history .The Bible existed first, so that means that the Bible have the original history of King Salomon.

[@laylaalthawadi3012]

@@congocomedy6745 in the bible no mentioned that solomon have sex with queen of sheba nor they have child Theres no such thing in the bible

[@karenabrams8986]

No one does funnier archeology. Yes the PR was absurd!!!!!

[@omnipotent9515]

How many days did it take Bethsheba to travel to jerusalem?

[@reneenayfabnaynay5679]

110.

[@barbaraolson600]

Of course they wanted men to stay in power, so many wives must stay pure while he has thousands of wives! But he supported and was responsible for so any more,

[@norkor-kingdom]

So nice story !

[@AvrahamSolomon]

Love this.

[@jarodsimpson1]

The wailing wall is a outside siege wall it was not part of the temple.

[@123-c2k]

Yep it is the wall of court of Antonia. The temple was built on city of David.

[@musaelsaidi]

What do you know???

[@thysvanzyl2782]

Interesting and funny! 😅

[@waceyseufer7083]

Nobody's saying ANYTHING about that giant group of ladies with that ONE DUDE 🧑‍🦳🧓🧑‍🦳😎🧑‍🦳🧑‍🦳🧓🧓 😂😂😂 LMAO!!!

[@pcpc5242]

the preist speaks inglish like king solomon

[@Thememeguy9]

8:27 that’s the check mate. If you don’t have a proof then you are done

[@doyouknoworjustbelieve6694]

So he married the daughters of surrounding kings!! Boy they were afraid of or respected him!! Of course, unlike the Amarneh letters, there is no mention of him in these cultures.

[@googleisslime8075]

Lots of people are totally ashamed of their dislike count...

[@18RRodriguez]

The naked archeologist said (King Solomon), "He built nothing"! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@deborahduger3860]

Ron Wyatt discovered the location of the ark. It’s still there to this day in Jerusalem. It’s not in Ethiopia

[@lzad3764]

Deborah Duger it’s on Mt. Ararat, in Turkey. I mean, if you believe there was an ark.🤷‍♀️

[@deborahduger3860]

L Zad I’m talking about the ark of the covenant

[@deborahduger3860]

John. Beimheim yeah ok. Whatever. U prob r too

[@deborahduger3860]

John. Beimheim whatever

[@Roylamx]

@John. Beimheim, Deborah Duger is just trying to be polite when she tells you you're so obviously wrong she doesn't know where to start. Ron Wyatt was the real deal, Indiana Jones is got nothing on him and we will all see the truth soon enough. Ron said the Ark will be shown to all the world when a number is requited of everyone to buy or sell, well, it won't be long so hold on just a bit.

[@hokage7945]

Solomon's gold from Philippines (ophir)

[@btrueeth]

Hahaha ophir is in Iran.

[@tobiogunjewo9605]

Solomon was the second child birthed to console David for the death of the first (the adultery baby)

[@tobiogunjewo9605]

@tonmy cas yea tough situation. David fasted and cried and stuff but it had to happen

[@troublelessone7999]

fascinating stuff here.. subscribed

[@micjoseph6250]

I don't believe he Arc is in Ethiopia, somthing just tells me that's not true. I think they probly have a replica and the real one will never be found , unless God wants it found.

[@jellymop]

Mic Joseph Vid's I’m down with that theory Joseph

[@nickdixon8115]

We can always test we yqvent tested any claimed ark yet in carbon dating or anything to my knowledge I'm still not certain if the claimants of i-iii meqabyan or keber gnast are history or legend at the least to my knowledge Alot of scientific testing needs to b done there

[@esraeltamrat6346]

you will belive one day !

[@angelrod4424]

She contradict everything, not following scriptures., Solomon gate ??? Lol what little people gate ?? He telling us in other words EGYPTIAN was better builders ??

[@baref1959]

jeez, i dont see finky anyplace anymore... wonder why.

[@febindsam2089]

First of All he said the temple was made of gold and bricks why couldn't it be and just that stone.. In bible it is said king Nebukadnesar raided jerusalem and destroyed the temple to ivade those gold...And the rock pieces were cut from the Marble stones it is stated in the bible too

[@f1s2hg3]

Ethiopia is a part of the Christian Faith not Jewish Faith?

[@messianic_scam]

yah those fakers ,afro infiltrators are all chritstians they claiming today they are Jews when they didn't get rid of their cross tattoos on their foreheads

[@f1s2hg3]

@@messianic_scam Proselyte Jews are Jews that are not bloodline Jews but only religious Jews called Orthodox Jews and anyone can become a religious Jew today. But a Christian is different only God can seal the Christian and only God can save your soul so big difference in a Jew and a Christian because a real Jew is rarer but a true Christian is both a Jew and a Christian because of God’s seal that he puts on the Christian when He saves their souls.

[@f1s2hg3]

Ethiopia is where The Apostle Phillip was sent to save the entire people and you see today they are mostly heretics who reverted back into old ways and pagan religions.

[@messianic_scam]

@@f1s2hg3 shut up

[@mohammedislam649]

Really enjoying this documentary. I want to see some inside look at Islamic claims pls

[@jeffburnham3117]

There was a Solomon Grundy! He was born on Monday, christened on Tuesday, married on Wednesday ill on Thursday, worse on Friday, died on Saturday, buried on Sunday! That was the end of Solomon Grundy!

[@komododrag5232]

Can I have the name of the vie with the queen of Sheba dancing

[@glennmaillard9076]

Jedidiah. A Judaean king who borrowed much of his biography from Amenophis III of Egypt.

[@billspoon6331]

Soul of man

[@SAnn-rf3oz]

King David was a Peeping Tom.👀

[@asmaelitemiz2039]

Jerusalem and the city of david. To say that Palestinian Jerusalem, sacred to Jews, Christians and Moslems alike, is not really the place most people think it is,seems an impudent assertion, bound to inflame the hearts of all true believers of theses three great religions. I do not deny, of course, that the city of Jerusalem as the world knows it deserves its reputation as the Holy City, I do suggest, however, that there was another Jerusalem in West Arabia, whose existance predates that of the one in Palestine , and that the history of ' Jerusalem' rightly begins there. The Hebrew Bible tells us that the Kingdom of 'all Israel' in the days of King Solomon stretched 'from Dan event to Beersheba' ( Kings 4:25). It has commonly been assumed that Beersheba is actually the present town of Bir Sab' in southern Palestine, while Dan has been identified as having been on the same site as the ruins of Tall al Qadi, near the headwaters of the Jordan river,mainly on the grounds that the word qadi in Arabic means 'judge' (Hebrew dn). However, as I have already demonstrated in chapter 4, Beersheba is more likely to have been on the same site as the present village of Shaba'ah in the highlands of Asir,near the town of Khamis Mushait. As for the Biblical Dan, this probably survives in West Arabia by name as the village of Danadinah (Arabic plural of dn), in the Zahran lowlands,south of Wadi Adam, as I will demonstrate further in chapter 10 and 14. Solomans capital, Jerusalem, must have been situated somewhere between these two settlements, more likely at what is today an obscure village called Al Sharim ('l srym), near the town of Nimas,along the crest of the West Arabian Sarat. Alternatively, it could have been several kilometres further south in the vicinity of Tanumah. 'Jerusalem' may survive there in the name of the village of Arwa ('rw), identified in relationship to the neighbouring village of Al Salam (slm), which would yield the compound name Arwa-Salam ('rw slm;cf. the Biblical yrwslym, for Jerusalem). After the death of Solomon,his kingdom of 'All Israel' was divided among his descendants, who continued to reign in Al Sharim as kings of 'Judah'; another succession of rulers evidently called themselves kings of 'Israel'. Eventually the latter established their capital in Samaria (Biblical Shomeron, or smrwn), which I have identified as the village of Shimran (smrn), in the lowlands of the Qunfudhah region,downhill from the Sarat. from their capital ,the kings of Israel controlled a territory which dovetailed into the northern parts of the territory of 'Judah',as far as the region of Taif. For the time being, however, my main concern is Jerusalem; the more complicated question of the placement of 'Judah' and 'Israel' will be dealt with in the following chapter. the hebrew Bible tells us that David captured Jerusalem and the 'stronghold' of Zion from the Jebusites, moving his capital there from Hebron during the eighth year of his reign as king over Judah (2 Samuel 5:5-10). Of the five Hebrons (hbrwn) which survive by Khirban (hrbn by metthesis) on the maritime slopes of Asir, I would suggest that David's first capital was most probably the Khirban of the \majarida region, which had once been the Hebron of Abram,or Abraham ( see chapter 13). Certainly, David's Hebron could hardly have been in Palestine, where no such place appears to exist. True, Jews and Christians have traditionally located Biblical Hebron in the town of al Khalil, in the hill country south of Palestine jerusalem. Moreover, because the place is associated with the career of Abraham, who is described in the Koran (4: 125) as the friend( Arabic hlyl, vocalised halil.or Khalil ) of God, Moslems have also accepted the Jewish and Christian identification of al Khalil with Abraham's Hebron. Nevertheless, it is unlikely that the place-name, al Khalil, means 'friend' at all. Probably, it is an Arabicised form of an earlier Semitic place-name, hlyl ( from hll in Hebrew, 'hollow out',cf. Arabic hll, 'pierce,get inside') meaning 'cave'. This being so, thePalestinian town must surely have derived its name from a well known cave in the visinity ( mentioned by Arab geographers), which was cosecrated by later tradition as the tomb-shrine of Abraham. In Asir, however, we find further corroboration that the Khirban of the Majarida region, in the Qunfudhah hinterland, was the first capital of David, because we find there several place-names which are associated with it. These are Gibeon (gb'wn), today Al Jib'an (gb'n) and Helkath-hazzurim (hlqt h-srym, today Al Halq (hlq) and al Siram (srm), all of which lie in the same general are (see Samuel 2:16)All these identifications neatly support my belief that Jerusalem must have been Al Sharim, which is located some distance from Khirban, uphill to the east, in the heights of Nimas, just across the Asir escarpment. As for the Jebusites (h-ybwsy, genitive of ybws), who originally held the town, they are likely to have been one of the many tribes of folk who inhabited West Arabia in antiquity (see chapter 15) Three places there, among others, continue clearly to carry their name: the village of Yabasah (ybsh), in Wadi Adam, the valley of Wadi Yabs (ybs) or Yubays (ybys), on the maritime side of the Ghamid region; and the village of Yabs (ybs), in the Qunfudhah region. From the book by Kamal Salibi" The Bible came from Arabia"

[@josephturner4047]

Mud brick! Well that throws my 3 degrees oot ra windy.

[@danielmclaughlin5546]

The theory that all the wives were diplomatic deals sounds bogus. Currently there are about 195 nations in the World...a World far far far larger is scope than what was known to have existed at the time of Solomon. At the time there must have been no more than 50 nations and small tribes who could have had contact with ancient Israel, and it is highly doubtful that all of them would have sent women to marry Solomon. After all, Ancient Egypt and the Hittite kingdoms were the big powerhouses at the time and neither of them had anywhere near the number of wives married to their leaders.

[@raufrunter9501]

Their son's name was Menelik not Melinek Literally means من الحكيم From the wise man/ son of the wise man