2 Chronicles 1:15 immediately shows the result: silver and gold became as common as stones in Jerusalem.

2 Chronicles 9:22 records the fulfillment: Solomon surpassed all kings in riches and wisdom, as God promised.

2 Chronicles 9:1 demonstrates Solomon's fame spreading, as the Queen of Sheba comes to test his wisdom.

Ecclesiastes 2:9 echoes this very claim of surpassing all predecessors, as Solomon reflects on his own greatness and wisdom.

Matthew 6:33 promises seeking God's kingdom first brings added blessings — Solomon sought wisdom and got riches added.

Ephesians 3:20 says God does abundantly beyond what we ask — Solomon asked for wisdom but received riches and honor too.

In 1 Kings 3:12, the parallel account gives the same promise of unique wisdom and understanding from God.

Nehemiah 13:26 directly recalls that there was no king like Solomon, then warns about his downfall through foreign women.

Proverbs 3:14 asserts wisdom's profit exceeds silver, directly echoing the superior gift of wisdom God gave Solomon over wealth.

James 1:17 teaches that every good gift comes from God, providing the theological principle behind Solomon's wisdom and riches.

1 Kings 5:12 records the fulfillment of God's wisdom gift, leading to peace and a treaty with Hiram.

1 Chronicles 29:25 describes God giving Solomon royal majesty — another dimension of the honor God granted him.

Daniel 1:17 shows God giving knowledge and wisdom to Daniel, paralleling God's gift to Solomon as another example of divine granting.

James 1:5 broadens the principle: God gives wisdom generously to all who ask, just as He did for Solomon here.