Which woman, the wife of David, became the mother of Solomon?

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Which woman, the wife of David, became the mother of Solomon?

Explanation:
Solomon’s mother is Bath-Sheba, the wife of David. The biblical accounts identify Solomon as the son of David and Bath-Sheba, and he rises to the throne after David. Zedekiah is a later king of Judah, Ruth is Boaz’s wife who appears earlier in the lineage, and Rahab is mentioned in genealogies but not as Solomon’s mother.

Solomon’s mother is Bath-Sheba, the wife of David. The biblical accounts identify Solomon as the son of David and Bath-Sheba, and he rises to the throne after David. Zedekiah is a later king of Judah, Ruth is Boaz’s wife who appears earlier in the lineage, and Rahab is mentioned in genealogies but not as Solomon’s mother.

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