In Joshua 3:7, God exalts Joshua in the eyes of all Israel — an exact parallel to how He exalts Solomon here.

In Joshua 3:7, God exalts Joshua in the eyes of all Israel — another instance of this same divine exaltation pattern.

1 Kings 3:13 records God's promise of riches and honor to Solomon — the fulfillment is seen here in his royal majesty.

In 2 Chronicles 1:1, Solomon is established and made exceedingly great — a parallel account of the same divine exaltation.

2 Chronicles 1:12 repeats God's promise of honor and riches to Solomon — a parallel account of the same bestowal.

Ecclesiastes 2:9 has Solomon reflecting 'I became great and surpassed all before me' — a first-person echo of the same divine exaltation.

Daniel 5:19 continues: 'because of the greatness he gave him, all peoples feared him' — parallels the divine gift of majesty and authority.

Ecclesiastes 6:2 describes God giving wealth without ability to enjoy it, contrasting with Solomon who fully received majesty.

Numbers 27:20 has Moses investing Joshua with authority — a parallel of a successor being divinely elevated to lead Israel.

Esther 1:4 depicts Ahasuerus displaying his own royal glory, contrasting with Solomon's majesty bestowed by God.

2 Chronicles 32:23 has Hezekiah receiving gifts and being exalted by God, mirroring Solomon's royal majesty.