1 Kings 11 Footnotes

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11:25 “Aram” is modern Syria.

11:30 The Hebrew word used here for “cloak,” (salmah) was a pun on Solomon’s name (Hb shelomoh), having almost exactly the same consonants. The cloak was symbolic of the entire nation about to be divided, and the pun emphasized the irony: it was Solomon who was about to be divided.