It is most probable that the people with whom Solomon is compared were his contemporaries, men noted for wisdom, though there is no other mention o…

The whole passage implies a general growth of wisdom, a greatness of knowledge, and an outburst of literature, of which, as usual with great men, S…

For he was wiser than all men
Not only that lived in his time, but in ages past since the fall of Adam, and in times…

Solomon's wisdom was more his glory than his wealth. He had what is here called largeness of heart, for the heart often represents the powers of th…